Halloween has stretched into a month-long marathon, and parents are speaking up for a simpler, easier season. What began as a single night of trick-or-treating has turned into weeks of parties and school events, adding stress and costs that wear families down. Many are calling for a slower pace and fewer commitments so the holiday regains its excitement instead of fueling exhaustion.

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Families are shifting to simpler traditions, such as one-stop neighborhood parties and DIY costumes, to cut down on the chaos. By keeping plans manageable, people can enjoy Halloween as a celebration, not a month-long obligation.

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