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Oct. 31: Safety First

Last updated on: October 31, 2013 at 5:00 am   by Patheos Daily Reflections

Oct. 31: Safety First 2013-09-23T22:22:51-04:00 Patheos Daily Reflections

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Naturally, we want all of our children to be carefree and have fun on Halloween.  We also want them to be safe.  The website Childhelp.org offers several tips for trick-or-treaters:

▪ Brighter is better. Costumes will be more visible in the dark if you attach reflective tape. Give each child a flashlight to carry, just in case.

▪ Make it a family affair. Accompany children under 12 on their trick-or-treating rounds.  As for the older ones, be sure to meet their friends, know their routes, and remind them to only approach well-lit houses for candy.

▪ Check out the treats. Don’t allow your children to eat any candy that appears tampered with, opened or homemade.

▪ Costume guidelines. Make sure the costume’s fit doesn’t cause tripping or block vision.  Props such as swords should be short, soft and flexible.  If the costume requires makeup, test a small amount on the skin first to avoid irritation.

▪ Rules of the road.  Watch for traffic.  Walk, don’t run.

He will feed His flock like a shepherd; He will gather them in His arms.  (Isaiah 40:11)

Keep our children safe, Jesus.  Guide them in Your ways.

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