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    9 Trick-or-Treating Safety Tips You May Not Know

    By | Parenting – Fri, Oct 19, 2012 5:47 PM EDT

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    Beware of vision obstruction
    Costume masks and eyewear can block vision. Consider using non-toxic face paint instead of a Halloween mask to eliminate potential risk.
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    Photo by: Shutterstock
    Beware of vision obstruction
    Costume masks and eyewear can block vision. Consider using non-toxic face paint instead of a Halloween mask to eliminate potential risk.
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    No one loves trick-or-treating more than I do. C'mon, free candy?!?! Sign me … err, my kids up! As much as my family lives for the annual tradition of dressing up and wandering the streets at night in the hopes of taking candy from strangers, safety is always my first concern. We all know not to eat loose candy, but there's actually so much more to trick-or-treat safety. Read on and find out how to best protect your little goblins this Halloween! - By Lori Garcia



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