Halloween Tips

Tips for a healthy and Happy Halloween


We at Physical Therapy 4 Kids would like to wish your family a very safe and spooky Halloween! Besides Allergen-Free Candy, make sure you have flashlights and led lights so you are visible to cars. 



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