“Be Prepared” may be the Boy Scout motto, but it’s also really good advice for moms. So during Emergency Preparedness Week, we’re encouraging everyone to take a few precautionary measures to ensure that you’re ready for any emergency that can pop up (large or small).
Here’s what the Government of Canada’s Get Prepared site recommends.
Step One: Know the Risks
What enviro-dangers are relevant to your area? Look at the listings to see what you should be preparing for.
Step Two: Make a Plan
Things to consider when you’re making your family plan include:
Make your own printable plan online.
Step Three: Get a Kit
Having an emergency kit in your home and car is a smart plan, and the basics should include:
So take time this week to put together a kit with your family. It’s a great way to discuss safety with the kids.
A little preparation goes a long way, and peace of mind is a great gift.
For more information on events occurring in specific provinces, see www.getprepared.gc.ca.
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