Winter Baby Basics

Winter Emergencies

Inclement weather rules the winter months. Be sure you have home and car preparedness kits ready to use in an emergency. In your car, you should have a a first aid kit, portable radio, a flash light and extra batteries, ice scraper, a shovel and a bag of kitty litter (great for getting a stuck tire out of a snow bank), a warm change of clothes and shoes for each member of your family, extra hats, socks and mittens, a charged mobile phone, an emergency blanket and/or warm wool blankets, water, and snacks.

You should also put together a home emergency kit and keep it in a centralized area. In addition to a fire extinguisher and first aid kit, set aside a shelf for matches and candles, an oil lamp and oil, flashlight and batteries, extra blankets, and winter clothing gear. Always keep a couple extra gallons of drinking water and a collection of canned goods or pantry items that don't require cooking on hand. Winter storms can knock out electricity; if your family requires electricity for heating and cooking, you'll need to be prepared.

The winter months are truly a wonderland. As long as you're prepared, your baby is sure to stay warm and healthy throughout this chilly time.

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