Costumes
Size
Kid’s costumes should fit properly so that they have a full range of motion. To avoid tripping, it’s important that the hem of their costume is well above the ground.
Colour
Comfort
Homes
Tidy-up
Homeowners who are handing out candy should remove any obstacles near their walkways and steps. This will help prevent children from tripping on objects such as garden decorations, hoses or bikes.
Keep areas bright
Pets
It’s best to keep pets away from the door as it is safer for both your furry friends and the trick-or-treaters. Barking can create a stressful situation for young children and pets may inadvertently jump on visitors.Trails
Who to go with
Young children should always be accompanied by an adult while trick-or-treating. Older children are encouraged to go in groups but if they are going alone, it’s a good idea to plan and review a route that is acceptable with their parents. It’s also handy to have a cell phone for quick communication.
Visibility
Keep your eyes open