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"Happy Halloween! But, October 31 isn&amp;#x27;t always all fun and games, say experts. In fact, here are the most common Halloween-related injuries... The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) says that each year on Halloween, it receives thousands of reports of preventable injuries that happen when playfulness gets a little dangerous. Here are the most common injuries: *Too much fun trick-or-treating: The top complaint seems to be dislocated shoulders from falling on slick sidewalks or stairways. If you&amp;#x27;re taking out kids for trick-or-treating, where safe shoes! *Candle burns: Careful with those jack-o-lanterns! Instead, opt for flameless (battery-operated) candles, if possible. *Costume conundrums: This one&amp;#x27;s vague, but the CPSC notes that there are plenty of injury reports involving ill-fitting costumes and other holiday decor. (Let your mind wander, and be careful!) Have fun, and be safe out there girls! xo P.S. Celeb Halloween costumes we love! And, Halloween candy: The bad, and the better. Photo: Jupiter"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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