Ultra religious Duggars don't celebrate Halloween because dressing as witches is part of a 'demonic realm'

Apparently for the 'Counting On' family, being strict Christians doesn't really pair well with dressing as witches and goblins

For all those who follow the Duggar family, it would be easy to admit that the 'Counting On' members have a longer list of rules to abide by than the British royal family, and that's saying something, for the royals have a lot of rules and protocols to follow.

Apart from strict rules for women in their house, that includes frowning upon women wearing pants and prohibiting sex before marriage (not even kissing), the Duggars have another cringe-worthy rule, where the kids of the family aren't allowed to go trick-or-treating for Halloween

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