What are the 5 safety rules of Halloween?

Answer 1

A few important things to know about child safety on Halloween are:

• Don't let them eat any candy or food that isn't already wrapped by a company, appears unwrapped, or was not wrapped at all eg. candy apples, soft pretzels, etc.
• If your child is allergic to anything, carefully read the labels on each piece of candy that you are unfamiliar with.
• Don't let your children go trick-or-treating after your town's curfew.
• Always carry a flashlight. You don't want your kids running off in the dark.
• Don't let them out trick-or-treating without a responsible older person to watch them.
• Be careful when crossing streets or intersections.
• Be sure their costume has a glow stick, bright color, reflective tape, or other means of allowing them to be seen by drivers.
• Watch for loose animals, such as dogs, and avoid them.
• Don't go to houses that do not look welcoming.
• Never enter a house of someone you do not know very well.
• If possible, carry a cell phone, two way radio, or other means of communication.
• The larger your group, the better.

Answer 2

• If possible, always have kids accompanied by an adult.
• Where this isn't the case, make sure children go trick or treating in a group.
• Ensure you know which houses they're going to visit.
• Kids should have a mobile phone, and arrange a time to return home.

Answer 3

1. Have a responsible adult or older sister/brother come with your group

2. Stay with the group at all times

3. Stay in the neighborhood.

4. Bring a flashlight and cell phone in case of need.

5. Do not talk to strangers and don't eat the candy unless you are told you can.

Have Fun!

Answer 4

Here are a few Halloween safety tips:

At least one adult should accompany every group of kids while trick-or-treating. The chaperone(s) should carry a flashlight and cell phone.

Chaperones should always notify kids when it is okay - and not okay - to cross the street.

It gets dark quickly in October: make sure costumes can easily be seen by drivers.

Choose flame-retardant costumes for kids.

Examine the candy carefully before eating. Make sure each piece is individually wrapped. If anything looks like it may have been tampered with, throw it away.

Give young children a piece of paper with your name and cell number. If a child gets separated, a responsible adult will be able to contact you directly.

Have a fun, exciting and safe Halloween.

Answer 5

There are more than 5. Here are a few, which were also used in another question.

At least one adult should accompany every group of kids while trick-or-treating. The chaperone(s) should carry a flashlight and cell phone.

Chaperones should always notify kids when it is okay - and not okay - to cross the street.

It gets dark quickly in October: make sure costumes can easily be seen by drivers.

Choose flame-retardant costumes for kids.

Examine the candy carefully before eating. Make sure each piece is individually wrapped. If anything looks like it may have been tampered with, throw it away.

Give your children a piece of paper with your name and cell number. If a child gets separated, a responsible adult will be able to contact you directly.

Answer 6

First of all, you should go in a large group of 3-12 people. One of you should have a phone or contact device such as a walkie-talkie. You should not go inside anybody's house, and NEVER should you EVER accept fruit on Halloween! You are guaranteed that 99.999999999999% of fruit given out will have toxins or sharp objects inside them. Also, any unpackaged candy should not be consumed. Try to be home at a reasonable time (this changes depending on your age). If you can, research your area to find out if it has a high crime rate, or high amount of sex addicts/scandalists.