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Always use common
sense. |
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Young children
should always go trick-or-treating with an adult. |
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Never trick-or-treat
alone. Have at least 2 buddies go with you. |
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Plan your entire
route and make sure your family knows what it is.
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Make sure that
you are wearing a flame retardant costume. |
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Wait until you
get home and your parents check your candy before
you eat it. |
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Be very cautious
of strangers. |
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Accept treats
only in the doorway. Never go inside a house. |
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Be sure and say
thank you for your treats. |
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Don't play near
lit jack-o-lanterns. |
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Visit only houses
where the lights are on. |
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Walk, Do not
run. |
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Walk on sidewalks
and driveways. |
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Cross the street
at the corner or in a crosswalk. |
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Take a cellular
phone and watch with you if possible. |
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Carry a flashlight. |
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Wear costumes
with reflective markings, and bright colors. |
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Costumes
should not drag the floor. |
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Costumes should
be made of flame-resistant material. |
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These rules should be used in addition to your
own rules and common sense and should not be considered
as a complete list of rules. See
terms.
Infant and Baby
Costume Information and Safety
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