Diwali Dress, Let your Kid be at the Safest Best


        Diwali shopping has just begun,
                          Buying dresses and gifts are so much fun,
                                        Come on kids; bring in your folks,
                                                    Lots of Diwali blessings and wishes to invoke.

Come Diwali its fun unlimited for kids. Sweet treats, gifts and loads of crackers just keep them on their toes throughout the festival. Little boys adorned with ethnic designer dresses such as kurta pajama and Dhoti kurta effervescent with joy make the most of the festival. On the other hand, little girls look resplendent in Lehengas, Salwar Kameez and Anarkali Suits.

All the fun this festive season should be safe too. Some simple tips to keep your little ones safe, and help them enjoy the festival to its fullest.

  • While burning crackers, ensure your little girl does not wear a duppatta. There have been instances where duppattas have caused diwali accidents and injuries.

  • Avoid those baggy outfits for your little boy as he may trip while running or slip while bursting crackers.

  • Do not buy heel or fancy footwear for girls as it may be uncomfortable for them to run and may cause injuries.

  • As far as possible avoid silk garments as they easily catch flame and are difficult to wash as well.

  • Keep the hair short or tie it into a bun for your little girl. Ensure her hair does not cover her eyes. Encourage to wear fancy goggles while burning crackers to avoid any eye injuries.

  • Last but not the least; instruct them to wash their hands thoroughly with soap before they eat any food.


Let’s make this Diwali not only splendid but a safe one too!
Location: India

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