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🎃 Whether you're trick-or-treating, hosting a party, or just enjoying the spooky season, Halloween safety is essential for a fun and accident-free night. Here are the top tips to keep kids, families, and even pets safe: 🧒 Trick-or-Treating SafetyAdult supervision: Children under 12 should always be accompanied by an adult2.Group travel: Use a buddy system and stick to well-lit areas.Visibility: Add reflective tape to costumes and bags, and carry flashlights or glow sticks4.Crosswalk caution: Cross streets at corners or crosswalks, and never dart out between parked cars.👻 Costume SafetyFlame-resistant materials: Choose costumes labeled flame-resistant to avoid fire hazards.Proper fit: Avoid oversized costumes that can cause tripping.Face paint over masks: Masks can obstruct vision—opt for face paint instead.🍬 Candy & Poison PreventionInspect treats: Check candy for tampering or allergens before eating.Avoid homemade treats from strangers: Stick to factory-sealed items.Watch out for THC edibles: Some gummies may look like regular candy but contain THC.🐶 Pet SafetyKeep pets indoors: Costumes, noise, and strangers can stress animals.Use reflective collars: If walking pets after dark, make sure they’re visible.Secure ID tags: In case they get spooked and run off.🕯️ Home SafetyJack-o’-lanterns: Use battery-operated candles instead of real flames9.Clear walkways: Remove tripping hazards like hoses, decorations, or uneven pavement.Secure decorations: Ensure hanging items won’t fall or entangle visitors.Halloween is the deadliest night of the year for child pedestrians, especially between 6–7 p.m.. A little preparation goes a long way in making sure the only thing scary is the costumes. Want help planning a safe Halloween route or costume ideas that boost visibility? I’ve got plenty! | 
