One backpack per person, by the door. Based on official FEMA and American Red Cross lists. Goal: 72 hours away from home. Tick each item as you pack it; your progress stays on this device.
Water and food
Three days with no reliable supply.
Documents and money
No papers means no aid, no insurance, no reunification.
Health
The pharmacy is the first thing to close.
Light, power, and information
When the network goes down, information still travels by radio.
Clothing and warmth
Matched to your climate, not to the list's.
Tools
Little weight, many uses.
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For your family
Babies: formula, bottle, diapers, diaper cream.
Kids: a small toy or a deck of cards, and a card with contact info in their pocket.
Pets: leash, muzzle if needed, 3 days of food, copy of the vaccination card.
Older adults: medications, glasses, hearing aids with batteries, list of medical conditions.
Foldable solar charger, optional, useful if the emergency lasts longer than 72 hours.
Weight rule. If you can't walk 30 minutes wearing it, it's too heavy. One per person, and kids carry a lighter version. Check it every 6 months: expiration dates, batteries, kids' clothing sizes.
Sources: FEMA / Ready.gov and American Red Cross. Educational material; it does not replace instructions from your local emergency authorities.
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