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Staying safe on Halloween night isn't as simple as bringing a flashlight with your treat bag.
From the costumes children wear to the houses they visit to the jack-o-lanterns lighting the way, there are several ways Halloween night can be made safer for trick-or-treaters.
Halloween-Safety.com suggests checking that a child's costume is flame-retardant and that any face covering come with eye holes that don't restrict their peripheral vision.
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