The spookiest time of the year is among us: Halloween. The weather gets cooler and stores everywhere stock up on everything pumpkin spice (*cough* Starbucks pumpkin-flavored lattes). Halloween is all ...

This holiday season, poison control experts are raising the alarm about the potential dangers of glow products and kids. Each Halloween, poison centers in the United States see a spike in the number ...

The days are getting shorter, the nights longer, and the air a little chillier—with a cozy hint of spice wafting from every house and café. That can only mean one thing: autumn is in full swing, and ...

Costumes, check. Decorations check. You're set for *** great night, but before you head out, here are *** few tips to keep you safe. Number one, walk safely. Kids are 10 times more likely to be hit by ...

On average, twice as many children are killed walking on Halloween than on other days of the year, according to SafeKids. Keeping your kids safe is important, so check out these Halloween safety tips ...

Not all the scares and frights and bumps in the night are imaginary on Halloween. Each year, thousands of people end up in the emergency room due to Halloween-related injuries.One of the biggest ...

As the last-minute costume preps and candy buying are underway, don’t let talking to your kids about staying safe on Halloween slip through the cracks.

Halloween has a way of testing parents like no other night of the year. One minute you’re wrangling a toddler into a sparkly tutu; the next, you’re watching your tween disappear down the block with ...