Between bags of candy and spooky celebrations, October 31 is a favorite day for many children and adults. However, the festivities aren’t all fun and games for children. This Halloween, protect your little ghost or ghoul by following these safety guidelines.
Preparation
- Make sure the costume your child wears is bright, reflective and fire-resistant. You may also wish to add reflective tape to your child’s trick-or-treat bag.
- Consider non-toxic makeup instead of a mask that can limit or block your child’s eyesight. Remember to test the makeup in a small area first and remove it before bedtime to prevent irritation.
Preparing a good meal for your family before trick-or-treating will keep your child from filling up on unexamined candy. Read more
