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Looking forward to a spooky, fun-filled Halloween? Whether you're out trick-or-treating, hosting a party, or simply handing out candy, a safe Halloween makes for a happier one! Here are 10 tips to help you and your family enjoy a safe, memorable Halloween night. From costume safety to trick-or-treating best practices, these guidelines will ensure everyone has a frightfully good time!

Here Are Simple Safety Tips to Make Halloween Fun and Safe ·??????If children are allowed out after dark, fasten reflective tape to their costumes and bags, or give them glow sticks. ·??????Opt for nontoxic Halloween makeup over masks, which can obscure vision. ·??????If your older children are going alone, plan and review a route acceptable to you. ·??????Agree on a specific time children should return home. ·??????Watch for young trick-or-treaters in unexpected places. Children may be unaware of traffic and dart into the street unexpectedly.? ·??????Wait until children are home to sort and check treats before eating them.

#Didyouknow you should review the safety tips before you or your kids go out trick or treating tomorrow night? Here are some vital tips to help you have an enjoyable Halloween. #TrickOrTreatTips ????? #SafeHalloween ?????

Why did the skeleton go trick or treating alone? Because he had no body to go with him! ?? Remember to keep your little ones safe this Halloween -- stick to well-lit areas, check your candy, and be safe! If you would like more suggestions on how to be safe and healthy, check out the links below. 1. https://ow.ly/oAY750TSN3T 2. https://ow.ly/kYzF50TSN3S 3. https://ow.ly/w0As50TSN3O 4. https://ow.ly/vs1W50TSN3P

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Halloween is only a day away, and the Law Office of B. Shannon Saunders is sharing some helpful tips for celebrating safely with your family. Don’t let the spookiest night turn into a fright, always prioritize safety while trick-or-treating. With young children being especially vulnerable to pedestrian injuries (as they go house-to-house), parents should keep them close by and walk beside them at designated crosswalks. Follow these: ??Stick to trick-or-treating in well-lit areas and familiar neighborhoods. ??Choose costumes that are visible and flame resistant! ??Give children flashlights and glow sticks to carry so they can be easily seen by you and others. ???? Drivers, do your part in making this Halloween a little less of a scare for parents. Beware of trick-or-treaters crossing the street, turn on your headlights, and be sure to drive slow. Keep your Halloween from being the wrong kind of scary. Trick-or-treat smarter, not scarier. Happy haunting! #HalloweenSafety #TrickorTreat #Halloween #PersonalInjury #Accident #CarAccident #StaySafe #SafetyFirst

???? Happy Halloween from Volunteers in Medicine!???? As you gear up for a spooktacular night, keep these safety tips in mind to ensure a frightfully fun and safe evening for the whole family: 1. Costume Caution: Choose bright colors or add reflective tape to costumes for visibility. Don’t forget comfy shoes for all that trick-or-treating! 2. Buddy Up: Always stick together! Kids should be accompanied by an adult or a group of friends while out and about. 3. Road Ready: Cross streets at corners and look both ways. Make sure to watch for cars—they might be scared, too! ???? 4. Candy Check: Inspect treats before munching. If it’s not sealed, toss it out! 5. Pumpkin Safety: Use battery-operated candles for your jack-o'-lanterns to avoid fire hazards. Have a boo-tiful Halloween filled with laughter and fun! ????? #HalloweenSafety #SpooktacularFun #VIMjax

As you head out for some spooky fun, remember to stay safe! Here are a few tips for a worry-free Halloween: 1) Stick to well-lit areas and walk in groups. 2) Use reflective gear or carry a flashlight. 3) Check all treats before eating. 4) Be mindful of costume visibility and safety. Let’s all have a safe and fun night filled with tricks, treats, and community spirit!

Halloween is--yikes!!!--today! But do you need to be worried that someone is going to poison your kid's candy? ?? Somehow this idea that people are poisoning candy has persisted for years and years — and it’s nothing more than an urban legend, which very much reflects cultural and societal uncertainties. Swipe to learn the (Surprising!!) history behind poisoned candy and if this is actually something you should be worried about. This isn’t to say Halloween is without things to be prepared for: the real scares come from cars, which is a reminder to make yourself visible and to avoid distractions. As @JAMA Pediatrics reported in 2019, the risk of pedestrian deaths from cars on Halloween increases 43% compared to other nights in the US. That’s what I’m worried about when it comes to Halloween, which you can read more about in a @Bloomberg News story from @Allison Smith → https://lnkd.in/ejdctpSj How are you preparing for the spookiest night of the year? I’d love to hear — and be sure to tag parents with young ones, to help them out ??

Whether you’re trick-or-treating or out for some spooky fun, remember to stay safe! Using crosswalks and wearing reflective clothing are some of the many tips Josh outlines in his latest blog: https://bit.ly/484OxXM