As fun as Halloween can be, it's important to make sure our kids have basic safety rules in place--regarding traffic, people, and navigating unfamiliar places.
I’m used to seeing homes decorated for Christmas each year, but I’ve been surprised by the number of homes I’ve seen with large scale Halloween decorations throughout the city.
There is nothing a kid loves more at Halloween than getting a pillowcase so heavy and full of candy that they have to drag it home, and at the same time, there's nothing a parent loves more than having some sort of healthy benefit from that huge sugar stash. This idea is a win-win.
Even with a pandemic and a coin shortage, trick-or-treating for UNICEF is still on. No one will be collecting coins in cardboard boxes this year, but there are still fun ways for kids to be part of the tradition.
After talking with friends about their Halloween plans, about half are looking for ways to celebrate Halloween closer to home. Here's how to still have a blast!
The kids have to dress up even if there's no trick-or-treating (that's what they told me, and they're in charge so...). With that in mind, here are the top 10 Halloween costumes for 2020!
Thursday evening kids and adults will be ringing doorbells all over uttering the phrase 'Trick Or Treat' in hopes of getting a pumpkin full of their favorite candy or treat.
There's some hazard in walking around in the dark in costumes that obstruct vision and mobility. Here's a few helpful tips to keep your kiddo safe on Halloween.