SAN ANTONIO – Halloween can be a hassle for parents and children trying to navigate one of San Antonio’s 2,100 neighborhoods in the search for sweet goods.
Nextdoor is making Halloween night a little easier by bringing back the “Treat Map,” which allows residents to see who is handing out candy or hosting a haunted house.
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Homes handing out non-food treats are marked with a teal pumpkin.
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One in 13 children has a food allergy, which prevents them from eating Halloween candy, according to the Food Allergy Research and Education website.
“By providing non-food treats, neighbors can help create a safe, fun alternative for children with food allergies and other conditions for whom candy may present a problem,” Nextdoor states.
The “Treat Map” can be accessed on the Nextdoor website, and the map will only focus on the member’s specific neighborhood.