These items are small tokens, treats, or toys designed to be placed inside bags distributed to children on Halloween. They serve as a supplement to, or sometimes a replacement for, traditional candy offerings. Examples include miniature toys, stickers, temporary tattoos, novelty erasers, and small packages of non-candy snacks.
The practice of providing such items adds variety to the Halloween experience, offering alternatives for individuals with dietary restrictions or those seeking non-edible options. Historically, the inclusion of trinkets reflects an evolving understanding of diverse needs and preferences within the community, promoting inclusivity and catering to health-conscious considerations.
