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Tuesday, November 1, 2016

Halloween Candy Tips: Tips For The Day After

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Josh Elliott from CTV News reports about these candy tips for kids. This list came from a dental hygienist who can help you manage the sugar damage and stop cavities from invading those pearly whites.

The top on the list includes the choices. This is a big factor when it comes to teeth damage. Some candies are even more harmful to the teeth compared to others. The ones that do the most damage stick to your teeth for an extended period of time like toffees, gummy bears and lollipops. Find out more:

Halloween Candy Tips To Spare Your Child’s Teeth

With many children hoping to hit the candy jackpot tonight, the challenge for parents will be finding a way to spare their little ones’ teeth through the remainder of the year.

But rest easy, because these tips from a dental hygienist can help curb the sugar damage and keep your kids’ pearly whites from becoming riddled with cavities.Read more…

Fox reports about safety measures during this festive season. It talks about enjoying the day and creating memories however, it puts emphasis on safety for kids. As a parent, take note of these safety tips during Halloween.

The activities that follow Halloween are all about having fun and enjoying the tradition. However, parents should keep important things in mind like checking the candy their kids got after a night of trick or treating. Check out more safety tips here:

Halloween Safety Tips: Checking your child’s candy before eating

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WWLP tells us that when it comes to candy, parents and caretakers should be wary of the sweets that children get. They can take note of these precautionary measures for kids.

You can tell the kids to collect or just gather the sweets first. They can set these aside until they get home. This is to make sure that you’ll be the ones to inspect the kinds of candy they got. Second, you can give them a snack before they start trick or treating so they won’t be too hungry and they won’t be tempted to dog into their stash.

Halloween Candy Safety Tips For Your Family

It’s Halloween and if you’ve got youngsters in your life, they’re probably counting down the minutes until they can head out and get that candy. Read more…

These tips are quite helpful in making sure the kids won’t overdo it.

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