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"Safe Halloween"


Wherever you go and whatever you do this Halloween, remember these words from the CDC and have a:

S oft and flexible should be all swords knives to make sure there are no accidental injuries.

A void going out alone! It is always safer to go out in a big group.

F asten some reflective safety tape to you or your costume if you are going to be out after dark.

E xamine all the treats you get and limit how much you eat.

H old a flashlight so that you can see and others can see you.

A lways test makeup in a small area before applying it in large quantities.

L ook both ways before crossing the street.

L ower your risk of eye injury by not wearing decorative contacts.

O nly walk or roll on sidewalks but if you do have to use the street make sure that you go in the direction opposite of traffic.

W ear well-fitting masks costumes or shoes to avoid any injuries.

E at only store bought food and avoid the hand made goodies.

E nter homes only if you are with an adult.

N ever walk or roll near fire or candles.

http://www.cdc.gov/family/halloween/


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