In emergency situations, children are often affected emotionally more than adults. We are developing materials which help teach and prepare children to understand and to cope with disaster. We believe that by involving them in their own preparations, they will be stronger and more prepared to help themselves and their peers. Look for content in these topics: How to prepare their children for an emergency. How how and what to teach their children concerning safety and responsibility during a disaster. How to help children cope with disaster related trauma. Halloween safety tips. School bus safety tips. School Emergency Response Plan. How parents can engage school PTA, teachers, and school administration in really preparing children for an emergency. It is more than just a fire department hard hat! How to build a children's 72 hour kit. How to build a School Emergency/Comfort kit. How to hire and train a babysitter or nanny for your children How to train your babysitter to do what you ask How to teach your babysitter Emergency Preparedness in regards to your children. Babysitter course for babysitter and future babysitters with emphasis on emergency preparedness. USFA-Kids site FEMA Kids site KidsHealth site Ready Kids site Fun Crafts –an affiliate store with a myriad of inexpensive art and crafts material for babysitters and moms to entertain their children with.