  (Photo by vdrg dansschool) We know a thing or two families, but obviously you're the one who knows what's best for yours. Take a look at some of the best Halloween safety tips from other Life360 users. "My daughter loves glow sticks and glow necklaces, so I load her up before sending her out trick or treating. They help increase visibility to drivers and other people out on the busy roads." Carol C., Michigan "We switched to face paint instead of masks, which can create blind spots and make it hard for our kids to see." Ron H., Florida "I have a strict rule: no eating candy before it's been checked by mom or dad! It's old-fashioned, but I want the chance to get rid of unwrapped or suspicious treats." Suzanne R., Colorado "Trick or treating in a group is fun and gives me peace of mind, so parents in my neighborhood enforce a trick-or-treat buddy system, and encourage the older kids to make sure no one gets left behind." Lisa K., California "Costumes make kids clumsy! I'm a fan of the trial run – or several of them – so that my sons are comfortable getting around on the big night. There's no way to slow them down on Halloween, and we learned our lesson the hard way from clunky robots and too-long Obi Wan robes." Kate W., Missouri | 
