What safety measures should be taken when trick or treating with a special needs child?
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A glow stick tied onto their trick or treat bag to make them visable to traffic and other people.
They make cute little necklaces that blink and flash and those are awesome to make the child noticed.
Have fun and enjoy the evening with your little one.
Stay close to the child and only cross the street at the corners.
Years of being a mother that loved Halloween with her children.
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Age is also a factor. If they are old enough to be fairly independent, then they would probably be ok going with a group of friends. Overall I would say error on the side of caution. It is better to be too safe, than not safe enough.
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