Emergency Kits For Preschool Centers
If you have a little one getting ready to head off to preschool you’ll more than likely be asked by the folks running your child’s preschool to bring in a kids emergency school kit.
These kits are kept on site and used during emergencies of all kinds and should be updated about every six months so that items inside, particularly food items, are fresh, and clothes and shoes that may have become too small for your child can be updated with those that fit their current size or a little bigger.
Your kit should contain, at minimum the following items:
- Your child’s identity information (name; address; phone numbers; parents names and cell phone and work numbers)
- One change of clothes
- One pair of extra shoes
- Diapers (if necessary)
- Wipes
- A blanket
- A child’s toy
- A family photo
- At least 12 oz. of water
- Snacks, such as fruit roll ups and other non perishable, light weight energy snack
There are companies that make prepackaged kid’s emergency kits that include the basics. Click here to see one offered on E-bay. You can customize the kit with your child’s personal items, such as clothing and photos and other items mentioned above in the list.
You may not have a child, but these kits make great presents: think of giving emergency preparedness gifts next time you’ve got a birthday present to purchase, or any other special occasion. Consider purchasing kits that contain several different forms of survival food, Berkey water filters, and medical supplies.
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