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We all consider Halloween to be a happy season, and for that there are some Halloween safety tips you should be well aware of to make sure it stays that way. Some people, for instance, insist on having fireworks without following the security guideline. These can be quite dangerous if they fall into children’s hands and can cause serious injuries. I’m sure no one wants their Halloween to become something they’ll regret for the rest of their lives, so… read carefully on some Halloween safety tips.

In the quest to create the perfect and scariest Halloween party, some people often go to extremes that can endanger their friends and family. Just like it isn’t fun to scare a more “sensitive” friend, all your Halloween gadgets should be installed and placed accordingly. With following some basic Halloween safety tips you will be able to provide a fun scary ride for everyone looking for it – but above all, it should be safe. That’s especially true when we’re talking about children.

Talk to your kids and plan their route together. Tell them they shouldn’t speak to stranger nor eat any candies before you check it first. These are just a few of the thing you can do. You can easily find some top ten “Halloween safety tips” list on the internet that you can print out and place on your children’s bedroom some time before Halloween so they can remember it fully. Now, let’s all go on… it’s time to party.

TIPS FOR A SAFE HALLOWEEN:

    For Drivers -

    -   Slow down as you drive through residential areas - 10 km slower can
        make a big difference in an emergency stop.
    -   Watch for children darting out from behind parked cars.
    -   Come to a full stop at designated intersections and proceed slowly
        when driving through.
    -   Do not drive if you have been drinking - find alternate
        transportation such as riding with a designated driver, taking a taxi
        or transit.

    For Parents and Children -

    -   Children wear light or reflective costumes that are easy to move in
        and don't cause tripping, and use face paint instead of wearing a
        mask.
    -   Children carry a flashlight
    -   Never run out between two parked cars. Always cross at a designated
        intersection, looking both ways and make sure drivers see you before
        you cross.
    -   If there is no sidewalk, always walk facing traffic and as far off
        the road as possible.
    -   Parents make sure the "loot route" is planned along well-lit streets
    -   Parents accompany children and make sure the group travels together.
    -   Parents review the "rules of the road" before starting out.

    Other Tips for a Safe Halloween -

    -   Never eat treats until you get home and an adult has checked your
        loot.
    -   Check wrappers of commercially sold treats for signs of tampering.
    -   Notify the police if anything dangerous is found so they can find the
        person responsible before anyone gets hurt.

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