Introduction

Trick-or-Treating is one of the greatest events in a young child's life. When they come home and dump out their candy treasures, there's always that fear of tainted edibles. The chances of your child receiving poisonous candy are slim, but here are some tips to check everything out just for peace of mind.

Step One

Have your child dump out all the candy he received when going door to door. Doing this on a table in a well-lit room is helpful.

Step Two

If you want to be extra safe, separate out all homemade goodies or fresh fruit. Unless you know the neighbor who packed little bags of homemade popcorn or rice krispie treats, or who gave the apple, you might want to throw those away.

Step Three

Remove and toss out all unwrapped candy.

Step Four

Gently inspect the remainder of the store-bought candy for any open packaging or anything that looks like it has been damaged or tampered with.

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