One Halloween Safety Tip Every Parent Needs to Know

This video is unavailable because we were unable to load a message from our sponsors.

If you are using ad-blocking software, please disable it and reload the page.

Playing One Halloween Safety Tip Every Parent Needs to Know

One Halloween Safety Tip Every Parent Needs to Know

Rach and John's Dermatologist Shares Skincare Recs For Men

Unforgettable Gifts For Foodies (One Makes John Do a Happy Dance)

How to Make Stuffed Savoy Cabbage | Rachael Ray

How to Make a Lambrusco Negroni | John Cusimano

French Onion Soup + Actress Ellie Kemper Dishes On "The Great A…

Whoopi Goldberg Brings Holiday Cheer (and Laughs!) + Katie Lee S…

Rach's Winter Brunch Go-To + a Cheesy Twist on Latkes for Hanukk…

Salted Chocolate Chip Cookies

Brooke Shields on the Unusual Gift She Brings Her Stepmom For th…

New Deals For Holiday Gifts! Smart Watch + More—Between 40% and …

Holiday Food Shopping Tricks That Could Save You Hundreds

How to Make Roasted Cherry Tomato Soup and Bacon Croutons | Rach…

"ABC News" Meteorologist Ginger Zee + Rachael's Stuffed Cabbage

DIY Balloon Mosaic For the Holidays With Letter + Number Molds

DIY Bow Napkins For Your Holiday Table

How to Make Toad-in-the-Hole Pasties

Step-by-Step Tutorial: Wrap Your Table Like a Christmas Gift

How to Make a Baked Brie Wreath with Sweet and Spicy Pesto

How to Make Spicy, Sweet & Sour Egg Rolls and Hoisin-Peanut Dipp…

How’s this for a sobering thought? On Halloween 2016, 6,300 people died and more than 145,000 were injured -- and nearly half were kids (ages 5 to 9).

The culprit? Cars.

“I’ve got three young kids myself,” says former CIA agent Jason Hanson. “We know that kids dart everywhere, they don’t listen to anything you say.”

So what’s Jason’s recommendation for keeping kids safe while trick-or-treating? Make them stand out with something that’s reflective, glows in the dark or lights up.

Or, better yet, something that does all of the above -- like Jason's pick, the Glow Hero Glow Band.