Play it safe:
- Buy glowsticks or reflecting tape to put on the front and back of your child's costume.
- Use face paint rather than masks.
- Don't let them go alone!
- Know your route before you leave. Avoid sexual predators by checking out http://www.familywatchdog.us/Default.asp. Only go to houses where you know the owners.
- Check your child's candy before they dig in. Throw out any opened candy and all homemade treats unless you know and trust who they came from.
- Make sure they are bundled up! Snug-fitting long Johns wil fit under just about any costume.
- Don't knock unless the porch light is on. This will avoid angry answerers!
- Pass out allergy friendly treats. Fruit flavored candy is usually a safe choice. Small, inexpensive toys, pencils, and juice boxes are some other ideas.
- Attend your local mall or church Halloween party. This is a safe way for your kids to trick-or-treat without doing a lot of walking or driving.
- Throw your own Halloween party! Invite your friends and neighbors to come over for some games and activities! This could help you avoid trick-or-treating all together!
Happy Haunting!
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