Contacts first
Make sure children know at least two trusted adults and how to reach them.
A calm place to check the basics: contacts, meeting places, important information, check-ins and a plan everyone understands.
Start with the basics.
Make sure children know at least two trusted adults and how to reach them.
Pick one nearby location and one farther-away location before an emergency makes the decision for you.
A short twice-a-year review is usually more useful than a long plan nobody remembers.
Car accident, house fire, severe weather, lost child and more—clear first steps you can print before you need them.
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