As a parent, I have seen firsthand how having Halloween in the middle of the week can be disruptive to children's sleeping habits and education. It interferes with their schooling the day after trick or treating, causing unnecessary stress and fatigue. By moving Halloween to be officially observed on the last Saturday of October, we can ensure that kids and parents have ample time to recover and enjoy this festive occasion as part of their weekend.

This is not just about convenience; it's about promoting healthier sleep patterns for our children. According to Sleep Foundation, lack of adequate sleep in children can lead to problems with attention, behavior, learning abilities, mood swings and overall health (Sleep Foundation).

Let's make a change that benefits our kids' health while preserving the fun spirit of Halloween. Please sign this petition urging lawmakers at every level (local, state, and federal) to officially designate the observation of Halloween as the last Saturday in October every year.