Kids love Halloween and as parents so do we. But while all the great holiday fun is taking place, let’s not forget about one of the most important things—safety. It’s easy to get caught up in all the fun without planning to stay as safe as possible. Halloween typically has hordes of kids walking and crossing the street in the dark, so staying safe is the first priority. Here are a few safety tips to think about when trick-or-treating this Saturday.
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Plan a route<\/p>\n
Wear comfortable shoes<\/p>\n
Find an emergency meeting spot<\/p>\n
Wear reflective tape<\/p>\n
Make sure costumes are shorts and kids can safely walk in them<\/p>\n
Use flexible and lightweight props<\/p>\n
Check your kid’s candy<\/p>\n
Hold hands when possible<\/p>\n
Avoid getting lost in groups<\/p>\n
Be polite<\/p>\n
Use cross walks<\/p>\n
Make eye contact with drivers when crossing the street<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
Kids love Halloween and as parents so do we. But while all the great holiday fun is taking place, let’s not forget about one of the most important things—safety. It’s easy to get caught up in all the fun without planning to stay as safe as possible. Halloween typically has hordes of kids walking and… <\/p>\n