By Today's Parent
Oct 26, 20161. Place reflective tape on the front and back of his costume.
2. Wrap Glow Sticks around his wrists.
3. Buy a trick-or-treat bag that glows in the dark or lights up.
Tip: Kids need to be able to see, too! A mask may impair her vision, so use face-paint instead.
—Tips courtesy of Chris Boddy of the Toronto Police Service (@TPSChrisBoddy)
A version of this article appeared in our October 2015 issue with the headline,"How to make sure drivers can see your trick-or-treater", p. 46.