1. Look up local trick-or-treating rules. Plot out a map.
2. Stick reflective tape on dark costumes. No one wants an accident to ruin Halloween. Face paint rather than a mask for clearer vision.
3. Pick a perfect pumpkin for carving. Pumpkin should be firm with a level bottom.
4. Use glow-sticks or low-powered flash lights. This is for inside the jack-o-lantern as well as for seeing as you trick-or-treat.
5. Screen candy before your kids eat. This suggests throwing out anything that has been opened as well as home made goods unless you know the maker.
They also suggest a light snack before eating candy. For those with allergies glow sticks or small toys make other options.

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