8 Safety Tips for Halloween Fun
Wear Reflective Gear:
Make sure costumes have reflective tape or carry a flashlight to increase visibility to drivers while trick-or-treating.
Stick to Well-Lit Areas:
Stay in well-lit neighborhoods and only approach homes that have their porch lights on to avoid dark, unfamiliar areas.
Check Candy Before Eating:
Inspect all candy for any signs of tampering, and discard anything that isn’t in its original packaging.
Use Flame-Resistant Costumes:
Ensure costumes, wigs, and accessories are flame-resistant, especially if you'll be near candles or jack-o'-lanterns.
Stay in Groups:
Trick-or-treat in groups or with a trusted adult to ensure safety, especially for younger children.
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Avoid Masks That Obstruct Vision:
Use face paint or makeup instead of masks that may obstruct vision or make it hard to see where you’re going. –
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Walk on Sidewalks:
Stay on sidewalks and use crosswalks when crossing streets to avoid accidents with cars. –
Be Mindful of Costume Accessories:
Ensure props like swords or wands are soft and flexible to prevent injuries while playing or running around.
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