Sty and comfortable outfits
Prioritize wearing light, airy clothes and easy-to-move shoes. For young children, parents should bring additional hats, thin coats or folding raincoats to their children in case of weather changes.
Bring water and snacks
It is expected that during the parade and parade on September 2, the central streets will be very crowded, so buying and selling food may encounter some difficulties. Parents should prepare small bottles of water, cakes or milk for their children to help them not get tired after waiting for a long time.
Prepare basic medical supplies
Parents should bring personal bank sticks, mosquito repellent, mini fans, wet paper towels... to handle small situations on the spot.
Ensuring children's safety
Parents must always follow their children closely in all situations, hold their children's hands or take turns looking after them. In all situations, do not let children leave adults in the crowd. You can prepare a bracelet to record contact information in case of concern.
Choose a suitable location
Prioritize standing in airy street corners with wide sidewalks for easy observation and movement. Do not jostle or stand close to the road to avoid danger.
Maintain order, teach children civilized behavior
Explain to help children understand this is an important political and social event of the country, need to maintain a solemn attitude, not play too much and absolutely do not litter.
