Who doesn't love trick-or-treating?
Halloween Day (Saturday, October 31 , 2015)is fun times.
dress up in costumes,collect as much candy as possible before your bag
bursts,enjoy parties,and eat yummy treats.
This year, make sure you have an extra safe Halloween night with these trick-or-treat tips.
- Look up your local trick-or-treating time and rules
- lot out a map of safe neighborhoods for trick-or-treating
- Avoid trick-or-treating alone
- Let older children take the map with them if they’re trick-or-treating on their own
- Stick reflective tape on dark costumes and bags to help drivers see you
-Halloween make up & Face paint may work better than a mask when it comes to visibility
- Pick a perfect pumpkin for carving
- encourage your kids to paint creative faces on their pumpkins instead of carving
- Consider using a glow stick or battery-powered lights instead of candles to light the way for trick-or-treating or in jack-o-lanterns
- Never walk near lit candles or luminaries. Be sure to wear flame-resistant costumes
- Screen candy before your kids eat it
- Eat only factory-wrapped treats
-Limit the amount of treats you eat and Avoid eating homemade treats made by strangers
-costume accessories should be short, soft, and flexible
-Always test Halloween make-up in a small area first
-Lower your risk for serious eye injury by not wearing decorative Halloween contact lenses
Watch video here : https://youtu.be/zxrO1i5Sc_M
Halloween Day (Saturday, October 31 , 2015)is fun times.
dress up in costumes,collect as much candy as possible before your bag
bursts,enjoy parties,and eat yummy treats.
This year, make sure you have an extra safe Halloween night with these trick-or-treat tips.
- Look up your local trick-or-treating time and rules
- lot out a map of safe neighborhoods for trick-or-treating
- Avoid trick-or-treating alone
- Let older children take the map with them if they’re trick-or-treating on their own
- Stick reflective tape on dark costumes and bags to help drivers see you
-Halloween make up & Face paint may work better than a mask when it comes to visibility
- Pick a perfect pumpkin for carving
- encourage your kids to paint creative faces on their pumpkins instead of carving
- Consider using a glow stick or battery-powered lights instead of candles to light the way for trick-or-treating or in jack-o-lanterns
- Never walk near lit candles or luminaries. Be sure to wear flame-resistant costumes
- Screen candy before your kids eat it
- Eat only factory-wrapped treats
-Limit the amount of treats you eat and Avoid eating homemade treats made by strangers
-costume accessories should be short, soft, and flexible
-Always test Halloween make-up in a small area first
-Lower your risk for serious eye injury by not wearing decorative Halloween contact lenses
- Wear well-fitting Halloween masks, costumes, and shoes to avoid blocked vision, trips, and falls
Watch video here : https://youtu.be/zxrO1i5Sc_M
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