Welcome to BabySteps Checklist #1. We are so excited that you have made the commitment to get your food storage in order this year! There are many reasons WHY people build a Food Storage, find out more about them in our Why Food Storage Series. We recommend people get a basic Emergency Plan in place before they really dive into the food storage concepts. If you have a 72 hour kit of food, water, and supplies you will be better off in an emergency than 95% of the country. This list may feel daunting, so feel free to spread out the tasks over more than two weeks if you need to. The rest of the checklists will be much less intense.
For this checklist we will be working on the Emergency Preparedness Plan. The tasks will cover the three main areas of our Emergency Preparedness Plan:
![]() ![]() - Review the Family Plan section and go over it with your family - Inventory and gather supplies you have on hand for your Disaster Kits - Follow the instructions to create your own Emergency Binder - Fill out your Evacuation List in order of priority - Inventory and gather supplies you have on hand for your Car Kits ![]() ![]() ![]() Create own with detailed instructions or customize your own with our meal plan worksheet ![]() Read Disaster Kits for Babies/Toddlers if applicable to your family situation ![]() ![]() Emergency Essentials: Emergency Kits ![]() Create Your Own: Purchase a 2" 3-ring binder and divider tabs (see to-do section for how to compile it) Buy a Pre-Made Binder: Simply pop in your own documents into the Prepare My Life Planner Optional Item: Purchase a fireproof/ waterproof locked box for your Emergency Binder ![]() We've found good comprehensive kits at Wal-Mart or you can buy them online ![]() If you received this checklist from a friend and would like to be sent the entire BabySteps Checklist series for free, please visit http://foodstoragemadeeasy.NET/babystep-checklists and sign up today! |