Halloween Safety Guide For Your Children

Halloween is an exciting and fun time for families and children, to dress up in costumes go trick or treating, attend parties and participate in parades or costume contests. As well as plenty of candies to enjoy.

Basic Halloween Safety Guide For Your Children, to help make the festival fun and safe.

S - short, soft, and flexible plastic swords, knives and similar costume accessories.

A - avoid trick or treating alone. Walk with family members or friends.

F - fasten reflective tape or light producing devices to costumes and bags make 

      you more noticeable.

E - examine all treats for tampering before eating them. Sugar is not good for you.

      Limit the amount you eat.

H - hold a flash light while tricked treat, you can see clearly and others see you.

A - always test make-up in a small area first to avoid allergies. Remove it before

      Bedtime to prevent irritation of eyes and skin.

L - look both ways before crossing the road. Use sidewalk if available.

L - lower your risk of serious eye injury by not wearing decorative contact lenses.

O - only walk on sidewalks or on the far edge of the road facing traffic to stay 

      safe.

W - wear masks with eye holes are big enough to see and proper ventilation, and

       Fitting shoes to avoid trips and falls. Dressed for the weather and protected

       from Insect bites.

E - eat only factory-wrapped treats. Avoid eating homemade treats unless you 

      know the cook.

E - enter homes only if you’re with family members or a trusted adult. Otherwise

      Stay outside.

N - never walk close to lit candles or luminaries, make sure to wear flame resistant

      Costumes.

Easy steps by caring homeowners who expect costumed visitors for Halloween.

1.     turn on the outside light at the front door.

2.     driveway or walkway cleared of debris or anything with live flames.

3.     keep dogs away from the front door.

Healthy treats as an alternative to sugary treats.

1.     coins – dimes, quarters

2.     boxed raisins

3.     packaged nuts

4.     character toothbrushes

5.     pens/pencils

6.     stickers

Enjoy a fun and Safe Halloween by following the simple Halloween Safety Guide For Your Children.

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