Enter to Win $100 PayPal Cash OR Amazon Gift Card! It’s a Trick or Treat Party! US/CAN, Ends 10/30
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Stay in a group
My favorite tip is to make sure your kids’ costumes are comfortable and that they wear comfortable shoes even if they don’t match the outfit.
My best tip is enjoy yourself! Also be careful crossing the street – drivers may have a hard time seeing small trick or treaters or kids in dark colored costumes!
I have never not one time handed out candy for Halloween it makes me paranoid to even think about it.
But, I hope everyone has a good time.
Use solar or battery lights in your jack o lantern Safer than candles
Wear comfortable shoes for obvious reasons and make sure your child goes potty before the costume is on.
have parents check the candy
My best trick or treating tip for nowadays is to check your local website or Next Door app to find a treat map! That way you know which houses are actually giving out candy so you can plan.
Use a simple, old pillowcase to collect candy. It’s much more practical. What we used as kids.
Always let your kids trick or treat at trusted friends houses or at church or community functions you trust. Do not go to strangers houses and be sure to check the kids candy before they eat any for anything that don’t look right.
Pick a subdivision with good lighting!
Use a pillowcase to hold all your candy!
Always have extra glowsticks for more festive lighting!
Always go trick or treating with a group, never by yourself.
My best tip is for folks who do not give out treats on Halloween – Do Not Turn Your Poarch Lights On during this event.
I accidentally put this giveaway down instead of the $85 Nat Geo Back To School Kids Books in the widget for the Love, Mrs Mommy entry…I’m sorry!
Always trick or treat in groups.
Make sure your costume matches the weather you will be having!
Make sure you can be seen by cars, etc. use the glowsticks or other ways to light the way!
Pick warm outfits.
Enjoy the day and enjoy the night
Make sure to wear a lightup feature with your costume for toting at night.
My best tip is to bring a wagon when they’re young. Those little legs can need lots of breaks from all that stair climbing!
Only go to houses with the porch light on.
Carry flashlights!
Stay in a group, enjoy yourself, and have parents to check your candy before eating it.
Dress for the weather and wear comfortable shoes!
My best trick-or-treating tip is to stick to neighborhoods you know.
Wear reflective glow stick necklaces and only go in well lit areas
Always take extra bags or buckets in case of emergency