Our girls are so excited about Halloween. We have an exciting Halloween party later this week so we are busy getting ready and with the help from Costume SuperCenter it’s going to be a great Halloween. We are happy to partner with Costume SuperCenter on this post.
Everyone wants to keep little trick-or-treaters safe this Halloween and so Costume SuperCenter has a great list of resources for Halloween. Our girls are so excited about getting dressed up and going to trick or treat. There’s something so fun about Halloween and it’s just another day that we get to spend time making memories together.
10 Halloween Safety Tips To Keep Your Trick-or-Treaters Safe
- Plan a route in advance.
- Wear comfy shoes.
- Stay well-lit.
- Make sure all costumes are short & bathroom-friendly.
- Pick your masks carefully!
- Pick a trick-or-treat bag that’s practical.
- Walk, don’t run.
- Use flexible props.
- Keep track of time.
- Check your child’s candy.
For even more useful tips, check out Costume SuperCenter’s 10-step guide to Trick-or-Treating Safety. It’s got plenty of great advice regarding wardrobe, props and keeping track of time. Remember that there’s still time so that Costume SuperCenter can help make your Halloween memorable!
Comfy shoes are kind of the most important part of any holiday! 😉 Lots of walking and you never know what kind of hills or roads you will encounter!
You thought it out really well. These are great tips, and the comfy shoes is a big one!
These are great tips. Halloween can be so much fun and safe too!
These are great tips! It is so important to stay well-lit with so many people out that night!
These are really great tips to remember, thanks for sharing them! We always check all of the candy my grandsons get. You can never be too careful!
Halloween seems like a lot of fun, but being out in the dark can still be dangerous! You have to take steps to be careful!
We haven’t done any serious trick or treating with our girls yet but these are some great tips!
Bring a flash light is another great tip. Also, gauge the child. Bigger kids can go longer, the little kids may need to be dropped off.
It is so important to remember to be careful with kids candy. It really is sad that there are people who try to ruin such a fun holiday.
Checking your child’s candy is very important. You can’t trust all of the candy handed out, and it’s better safe than sorry.
These are great tips. We put flashing lights on the kids to make them easier to see.
Great tips. We actually only go for about 20 min… then come back to hand out candy. We actually have more fun doing a haunt and handing out, then collecting candy. These are great tips… Halloween can be a scary time with kids running all over in the dark
Halloween is definitely a holiday where safety needs to be addressed. All of your tips are great – especially the last one about checking our kids candy. You can never be too careful!
So sad that safety is a big concern at Halloween. But with your tips I think parents with young kids can maximize the chances of their children having a safe and happy holiday this year.
We don’t live in a location where trick-or-treating house to house is possible, so we always go to the mall to collect candy. My biggest thing when doing this is keeping my son in my sight. It’s so easy when there’s a big crowd at the mall, for him to get lost or wander away.
Excellent tips for a safe Halloween! I agree though besides checking the candy for tampering I check for the good ones for mommy to put up lol.
I inspect ALL candy, mainly for my own benefit, but it’s a good safety practice as well. We’ve luckily, never had any issues on Halloween.
These are all awesome tips! I always have some kind of glow stick on them or reflector tape. I am obsessive about it.
So many great safety tips in here. Comfy shoes is a must. A few years ago we wore new shoes and it was a nightmare.
These are really great tips that we try to adhere to when taking our daughter out trick-or-treating. She is so excited!
Great tips! My mother in law just bought all the kids some flashlights for Halloween. I always go with my girls trick or treating since they’re to young to be out on their own. I know these flashlights are really going to help them too.
It’s a sad commentary on people when we have to check our children’s candy to make sure they aren’t eating poison or a razor blade. That is just horrible. Thank you for sharing these tips.
I eat half the candy as I am checking it, but at least it gets checked.