Pediatrician Dr. Cara Natterson breaks down Halloween safety.
The story about keeping kids safe on Halloween is not new. But these days, there seems to be more and more hazards. Here's a guide to Halloween safety that offers traditional safety precautions with a twist. When it comes to trick-or-treating, what's dangerous and what's safe? Dr. Cara explains it all on this morning's "Today."
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Its always good to be safe! We check our kids candy every year when they get home! We also use the glow sticks to keep them visible and they love the glow sticks! However we keep the fun in Halloween! I remember being able to trick or treat till 11pm or midnight and it seems now its only two hours for safety! Which is fine but I hope it doesn’t get anymore restricted then it is now at this point! We place safety and fun first!
- Becca
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