Safe Halloween tips from Manitoba optometrists
Children prefer costumes and treats but visibility and safety top parental wishes. Make-up is safer than masks, with hypoallergenic colours and careful eye protection. Retro-reflective costume accents boost visibility, and free Get Visible stickers are available. Home safety includes lighting, clearing trip hazards, and supervising trick or treaters, with crosswalks and lanterns for extra visibility.
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