Posts filed under 'halloween'
Pick the right costume
Halloween now days is more intense than it was in 1970.
Costumes can be very scary for a little two year old. While many grand parents want to get creative with their grand children and make home made costumes including vampires, werewolves, and a bunch of fake blood, it is best to go with fun costumes
From associatedContent.
Add comment October 30, 2008
Fabric choices for costumes
When picking a costume choose fabric that is flame resistant.
You can even buy pajamas that have a Halloween theme. Big costumes are awfully cute, but safety for you baby is more important
From families.com.
Add comment October 29, 2008
When to trick or treat with toddlers
It is best to hit the trick or treating route early, right near nightfall.
Not only do the little ones tire easily and go to bed early, but the more aggressive crowds tends to start roaming the streets later.
From associatedContent.
Add comment October 28, 2008
Halloween costume accessories safety tip
Have children use a flexible costume knives and swords, not ones that are rigid or sharp.
From thebabycorner.com.
Add comment October 27, 2008
Halloween costume tip
Halloween costumes should fit well and not drag on the ground to guard against trips and falls.
From thebabycorner.com.
Add comment October 26, 2008
Halloween Vehicle Safety Tip
During Halloween, turn on your vehicle’s headlights, even during the day. They make you more visible.
From thebabycorner.com.
Add comment October 25, 2008
Inspecting Halloween Candy
Talk with your children about eating candy before they get home. You should inspect the candy before they eat it. If you are not going out trick or treating with your child, buy them some of their favorite candy to eat along the way.
From: TheFamilyCorner.com
Add comment October 31, 2007
Watch for Cars on Halloween
Statistically, Halloween is the most dangerous day of the year for children to walk. In fact, kids are four times as likely to be hit by a car and killed on Halloween than on any other night of the year.
From: iVillage.com
Add comment October 30, 2007
Eating before Treating
Feed your kids a healthy meal prior to going trick or treat. Your children will be happier, and it will help reduce the temptation of kids wanting to devour candy from the first trick or treat stop.
From: About.com: Child Care
Add comment October 29, 2007
Pumpkin Carving Tip
Instead of carving pumpkins, consider decorating with markers and paint. Also consider battery-powered lights for the pumpkin instead of candles.
From: pediatricsNow.com
Add comment October 28, 2007
