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November 1, 2012
Title: Make Sure Your Halloween is More Treat Than Trick!
Topic: Safety Tips
Discussed by National Center for Missing and Exploited Children
with www.missingkids.com
Halloween is a fun and exciting night of the year for many children, but parents may feel uneasy and anxious about allowing their children to approach unknown homes. The National Center for Missing & Exploited Children urges parents to use this night as a teachable moment for themselves and their children by reinforcing the importance of safety all year long. Here are a few safety tips!
Children should be accompanied by a parent or trusted adult and walked to the door by the parent to receive treats. Children should NEVER enter a home without his or her parent's permission. Know the neighborhood in which you plan to trick or treat. Pick houses that you feel comfortable letting your child visit. Do not visit homes that are isolated or poorly lit.
Be sure children do not approach any vehicle, occupied or not, and make sure they get away quickly if someone gets out of a vehicle and starts to approach them. Listen in today, or log on to www.terrylowry.com to hear the whole segment on Halloween safety tips offered by the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children!
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October 31, 2012
Title: Make Sure Your Halloween is More Treat Than Trick!
Topic: Safety Tips
Discussed by National Center for Missing and Exploited Children
with www.missingkids.com
Halloween is a fun and exciting night of the year for many children, but parents may feel uneasy and anxious about allowing their children to approach unknown homes. The National Center for Missing & Exploited Children urges parents to use this night as a teachable moment for themselves and their children by reinforcing the importance of safety all year long. Here are a few safety tips!
Children should be accompanied by a parent or trusted adult and walked to the door by the parent to receive treats. Children should NEVER enter a home without his or her parent's permission. Know the neighborhood in which you plan to trick or treat. Pick houses that you feel comfortable letting your child visit. Do not visit homes that are isolated or poorly lit.
Be sure children do not approach any vehicle, occupied or not, and make sure they get away quickly if someone gets out of a vehicle and starts to approach them. Listen in today, or log on to www.terrylowry.com to hear the whole segment on Halloween safety tips offered by the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children!
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Title: Make Sure Your Halloween is More Treat Than Trick!
Topic: Safety Tips
Discussed by National Center for Missing and Exploited Children
with www.missingkids.com
Halloween is a fun and exciting night of the year for many children, but parents may feel uneasy and anxious about allowing their children to approach unknown homes. The National Center for Missing & Exploited Children urges parents to use this night as a teachable moment for themselves and their children by reinforcing the importance of safety all year long. Here are a few safety tips!
Children should be accompanied by a parent or trusted adult and walked to the door by the parent to receive treats. Children should NEVER enter a home without his or her parent's permission. Know the neighborhood in which you plan to trick or treat. Pick houses that you feel comfortable letting your child visit. Do not visit homes that are isolated or poorly lit.
Be sure children do not approach any vehicle, occupied or not, and make sure they get away quickly if someone gets out of a vehicle and starts to approach them. Listen in today, or log on to www.terrylowry.com to hear the whole segment on Halloween safety tips offered by the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children!
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