I remember that my mother sent me with a hug and a Halloween safety tips to crowd each October 31. It did not take long to learn the Halloween safety drill: Look where I was walking, stick with my group and report to the house just after the candy completed the acquisition
She was right to be cautious after all, reports the National Highway Traffic Safety administration. that Halloween is the most dangerous night of the year for kids to walk the roads.
and there are other Halloween safety hazards such as tripping and fire hazards. It seems I'm much more aware of these risks than I was back then, must be a product being older and wiser.
Fortunately, you can reduce the risk of something going wrong with some precautions. Here is a list of things you want your little candy collectors to have.
The suit
- A durable travel hem. have children take a test in their costumes, and shorten that may cause a trip. Also make sure they have enough room there to move freely.
- A mask or a non-limiting headphones. Make sure your trick-or-treater has a full range of vision outside their mask or helmet. (Even better: non-toxic, hypoallergenic face paint.)
- comfortable shoes. preventing injuries leaving comfort, not kindness, save the day.
- flexible accessories. Ensure that all swords or other accessories are flexible plastic or made of rubber that folds.
- fire resistant costumes, wigs and accessories. Check labels to find out for sure.
extras
- reflective tape. Glue some pieces on the costume of your child so cars will have an easier time locating them.
- a flashlight with fresh batteries. Winter's coming, and it is dark this time of year. Make sure you have a handy flashlight to light the way.
- Identification emergency. Fasten your child's name and your phone number and address on a bracelet or in the suit. also store your phone number and know to call 911 in an emergency.
Everything checked? Then let the candy bonanza begins!
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