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The Comic Side of... Trick-or-Treating
Enjoy a comic strip about Halloween traditions.
Unsure how to “act your age”? Follow these tips:
1) Be Yourself. There’s nothing wrong with holding on to parts of your childhood that still work for you, like a favorite toy or bedtime routine.
2) Be Real. Speak up if you’re not ready for activities that feel too grown-up (like watching super-scary movies). Your friends might secretly feel the same way!
3) Be Safe. If you feel ready for more adult privileges, remember that with independence comes responsibility. Always let a trusted adult know your plans!