BATON ROUGE, La. (WAFB) - If you're handing out candy for Halloween, there's a way you can make sure kids with food allergies are included in the fun.Food Allergy Research Education's Teal Pumpkin Project is helping kids with allergies.Halloween candy often has some of the most common allergies and one in 13 kids has an allergy.So, having non-edible treats like glow sticks, pencils, and small toys can help those kids be included.Parents should also always check their kid's candy. And be careful of fun-sized candy because ingredients aren't always listed on the packaging.

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