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Don't wait until an emergency to have an emergency preparedness plan. There's nothing like an emergency to reveal how prepared, or unprepared, you are for situations beyond your control. September is National Preparedness Month, and the Home Safety Council (HSC) is urging families to have plans, contact information and supplies in place for emergencies, such as floods, major storms, fires or other disasters.

By Deirdre Wilson

Every home should have first aid kit contents. They are easy to put together and provide peace of mind when minor health issues arise. Everything you need in your first aid kit can be found at your local drug store.

By Belinda J Mooney

Everyone should have these items in a first aid kit in their home. Since I don't work at home and am probably more prone to injuries on the job, I also have a workplace first-aid kit in my truck.

By Carina MacDonald
Every home should have a basic First Aid Kit. You'll be able to handle almost any minor medical emergency with the right supplies. Moreover, in the event of a serious medical emergency, your First Aid Kit may be able to help you stay in control of the situation until medical personnel arrive. So what belongs in a basic First Aid Kit?
By Alexandra Heep
Home accidents happen at least hundreds of thousands of times a year. They range from simple cuts and bruises to the more serious, life threatening kind that require immediate attention, even before the emergency medical technicians arrive.
When heading out for a family hike, picnic or camping expedition, keep these tips in mind.
All parents should know basic first aid. There is no substitute for a first-aid class and CPR training. These guidelines, however, will help you prevent or treat the most common injuries.
It's important that parents are able to recognize the signs of a concussion. Even if he doesn't lose consciousness, a child who gets hit in the head on the playing field could have a concussion. And the symptoms could go on longer, and be subtler, than you think, says neurologist and concussion expert Vernon B. Williams, M.D.
By Christina Elston

You must learn how to treat cuts and scrapes as soon as your infant can crawl and walk,  and be prepared to deal with minor wounds in a confident manner.

By Elece Hollis
First aid courses can be found in your community, and they're a great benefit for parents or teens who want to work as babysitters or lifeguards.
By Alice Langholt
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