For most children, the end of October means costumes, candy and a good time. For parents, though, Halloween is a time for special safety considerations. Let's face it, having a group of excited children running about in costumes can create all sorts of hazards. Trick or treating activities should always be supervised by a responsible adult. Remember, they will be going up and down stairs all night.
Masks can be very uncomfortable.
But an even bigger concern is that masks may reduce a child's vision. To fix this problem, try disguising your little one by using non-toxic face paint and a bit of imagination. An alert postal worker noticed that the man's mailbox was full and went looking for him. Contrary to popular belief, very few cowboys died from gunshot wounds. Most died from horse-related incidents.