Keep your little ghosts and goblins safe this Halloween with these must-know safety tips! Kids are 2x more likely to be hit by a car on October 31—don’t let excitement turn into emergency. Choose snug, flame-resistant costumes, skip masks for clear vision, and add glow sticks or reflective tape to shine bright after dark. Always supervise kids under 12, stick to sidewalks, and inspect candy before the first bite.

And if Mischief Night (Oct 30) is tradition in your town, swap eggs and TP for safe fun like chalk art or group games. Light up your home, check local curfews, and prank responsibly.

Safe kids = happy Halloween. Save this guide—your family’s spookiest night deserves the sweetest memories. 🎃

Sources: National Safety Council, Safe Kids Worldwide

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