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Bug Out Bags for Kids - How to Keep the Little Ones Safe and Comforted
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 20 มิ.ย. 2015
- Get You Own PaleoHikerMD Patches HERE!: www.etsy.com/s... I have detailed multiple areas of our family's preparedness strategy, and today I wanted to look in detail at the bug out bags we have prepared specifically for our children.
It's easy I think to forget about the kids, but their needs are different than us adults, and it times of disaster, making sure they are happy and comforted is super important in my opinion. Adults of course can get scared, but I think it's a different level for kids. They need things that will make them feel like things are more normal, and that is what we concentrated on. Each of our kids got to individualize the contents of their bags to a certain extent after I put in the things I felt they both needed. This allowed them to feel like each bag was truly their own. I hope everyone enjoys the video, and please feel free to comment with any tips you may have. As always, these bags are ever a work in progress!
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Great bags, even though they will be with you, I would still add food simply because you never know they could get separated from you and/or get lost. Maybe a little swiss army knife when they are ready :)
Instead of a knife I chose a multi-tool then they can learn how to fix/pull maintenance on whatever they need to instead of borrowing my multi tool. I also put a little bag of hard candies for a moral booster because it doesn't matter what circumstance you find a child in if you give them candy it brings there spirt up and sooths their emotions, doesn't matter if its a car wreck broken arm or a lost toy. the biggest thing to remember when surviving with children in these kinds of circumstances is its extremely stressful enough as adults but when you throw the emotions and hardships of children in the works, helps to find the little thing.
If anyone is interested in survival the best results that i've had was by following the Micaden survive system (just google it) definately the best survival that I have ever followed.
Scissors. We included a pair of round tipped scissors for a cutting tool.
Great idea! Thanks for watching :)
Neon Tutorials yes food is good but you also have to be super weight conscious with a kid. He has food in his bag.
I’m making one for my own safety as an extremely paranoid teen😊🙏🏻
this is definitely a great idea to have for your kids I just want to complement you on your parenting skills you seem like a great dad keep up the fantastic work
Thanks!
This is the first video I found by you and it is very informative. I never put anything comfort wise in my BOB. But after watching this it made me realize that it is an important thing.
One of the best things for children is the feeling of safety. I made “comfort kits” for kids so they feel important to the family and they have their needs addressed.
Some of the “Comfort” products have been banned (Talcum Powder) basic hygiene products.
l personally think one important thing to have is some band-aids. Especially at 9 the
age where your more responsible or independent. But its up to you. Great bag by the way,l think its given me an idea of what l could add to my daughters bag.
I would add a small snack like a kids cliff bar etc so if they get lost or just get a bit tired to bug out location etc they have some calories to keep them occupied in their bags. maybe 1 or 2 koolaid or capri sun juice boxes (mylar type container) good for emergency and extra sugar boost. (good for morale if they enjoy the snacks too!)
+cat c (korn02364) Very good ideas! Thanks for watching :)
+PaleoHikerMD you have good ideas as well 😊. I have three boys 10months to 8years.
+cat c (korn02364) Hardest part about the kid BOBs is that they change so fast! I can totally see bugging out and my son's clothes being two sizes too small! Thanks again for your input, will be adding "morale" snacks soon!
+PaleoHikerMD i find that a challenge too, you always wanna be prepared but at the same time its like you kinda obsess over a kids pack because you never know if their sizes change, they skip sizes, they lose interest in a toy, etc. its good you go through them often.
It would never hurt to pack clothes a size or two too big. Pants can be rolled up or cut off the extra length and if you get elastic waistbands with an internal/ built in belt, you'd be set for a while.
Great job dad! I feel you are in tune with your kids.
For my kids I have a hoodie which turns into a soft toy, which also can double up as a pillow so 3 in 1
Also it’s a good idea to have a thermal underwear top and bottom longsleeve. (Couple sizes big so can stay in the bug out bag for longer)
A personal filter straw, N75mask, and on the picture Of the family all relative data with addresses and phone numbers just in case
Where did you get that? Do you know the brand? I would love to get one for my daughter!
Love the Video and the laminated Family card is the bomb. One of the things i added to my kids kit was a Baby wipes. I let them dry and and put a small zip loc bag with them. That way they can add some water to a few wipes at a time in the ziploc and clean up or if they have an accident. By letting them dry out they have the cleaner but no weight of the extra water. Really great video love it and great job Sydney!
You can do the same with biodegradable toilet wipes. Can be used on your butt or as a body wipe. Put a builders rubble bag and a couple of ordinary black bin bags in as well. Little weight, but lots of uses. If you have space? Couple of pairs of socks n underwear and 1/4 a bar is soap and teach her how to wash them. Being clean raises spirits. And again if space a small ( 3 - 5 inches max) cuddlie toy for comfort. Did you include gloves and a hat. Again space, a couple of pairs of latex gloves. Even if to big they keep hands dry. Dry n cold is very different from wet n cold. Chalk. Can be used to mark places. Teach her a secret (family only known) glif sequence. Only 2 glifs needed. Here! + Arrow. Went! + Arrow. Easy to learn. Can be used as a game to practice.
How about some food
Man great video. Ive started the same series on my channel. So many people forget the kids and only do the lone wolf approach.
Victorinox has some pocket knives for kids, eg 'My first Victoriox' with round tip. I think Leatherman has also multitools for them.
Perhaps add an eat'n tool, some small binoculars and a compass and teach them how to navigate.
I have seen some things missing making difference of life or death
(1# DUST MASK last thing you want is your child choking on ash clouds & smoke so on if it can be provident or made less damaging )
(2# BIN BAGS multi use from shelter to waterproofing her clothing to making something to sleep on improvised mat )
( 3# 2WAY RADIOS coms are always important life line link as you see in the film phones are unreliable )
(4# SNACKS like bar food nothing worse than a cold hungry child trust me i know and it helps keep moral up )
HOPE THIS HELP KEEPS SAFE HAVE & NOT NEED THAN NEED & NOT HAVE IS THE BEST WAY SOMETIME.
Me and. My mom are making one tomorrow
Food. Water bottle filled. Life straw. Small towel. Wet wipes. Hand sanitizer. Cards, or quiet game. Sun hat. Beanie. Lollies. Bug spray.
Toilet paper.
I've slept out at night with only a survival blanket and almost caught pneumonia. I really thought I might die if I didn't start moving and it took two hours of walking before dawn to stop my teeth violently chattering.
Try and get very compact sleeping bag. And two or three survival blankets, cos one is no good, especially for an adult. We are too tall. Any crack letting in air and u freeze, and also they rip very easily. I think I'll duct tape two together and try that out for strength.
Damn man!! :) This was AWESOME!!! Showing your kids how-to, learning sh-tuff to be independant...can't say enough of how awesome this is!!! Thanks for hlping other parents out!!
My 9-yr-old has a knife (mora), folding saw, and a multitool. His bag is inthe emergency closet and he only gets to use those things under supervision, while learning to use it, but I want him to have it available to him if he were to ever need it. He is a very cautious child and has been working with tools since he was about 4. I would at least have some kid scissors and a small folding saw.
+OverlyCritical Annie They each have a Mora now since the making of this video, thanks for watching!
Survival Anarchy you want them to have KID scissors but yet they have a mora...lol
My son is clumsy I am.too scared to give him anything. 😩
I would put ladies care Pads/tampons if you haven't because as she gets older she will need them!
Alexis they go through their kits every 6 months
Great for fire lighting too
Cloth pads and diva cups.
I forgot about my menstral cycle pain killer fish antibiotics etc.
yep well i also have a few tampons and a few pads. in my bag. becouse they are good as firestarters. and yep soking up blod. and is a small form faktor.
and a pad with some tape shoudl make a decent big bandaid. somethign deeper maybe tampon. or just use it to start fire.
Y’all should do a update now that they are older.
Paradigm Shift I agree!!!!!
Thanks for replying on the other video! When you said you had a video on the kids bags I went searching! Awesome! We placed all our stuff and kids stuff including toys in plastic zip lock bags incase it doesn't get wet, from bugs, chemicals (lol) etc.
Also, I deff didn't think to have separate emergency bags for the cars! Thanks! :) Subscribing!
I also love geocaching it's awesome
I’ve been watching your old videos. This is a good one. Love the gum too! Should put some in the BOB ❤
This was great, even for us senior citizens. Thank you!
The gum chewing !!! Agghhhhhh
I know
Great video! Your daughter is funny! I would definitely add some food to there pack. Maybe put in there water bottle. A pare of gloves to hold there hand warmers, also they can help carry fire wood. Sun screen and bug band. A Light weight book.
Awesome to teach then survival skills.
Thanks for posting! Very well thought out and informative!
Thanks!! I will be doing an update video soon as the kids have grown and I've made some changes. Thanks for watching!
Great video.
It's always better to be ready.
You look a great father.
I would add some very basic ffp3 or n95 dust mask just in case that we'll be in a very dusty environment etc.
good job on the bag and teaching your children to be prepared.👍 I like the firestarting kit. Your daughter is so cute and smart. Love her personality. 💜
Great idea, great video, and great parenting.
This was great, thank you!
I LOVE LOVE LOVE that a Bible is a part of the gear! I never see this and its an ESSENTIAL piece. Way to go Mama and Daddy!
These bags are smart great ideas
Loved it ! Great ideas !
+aussieaussie aussie Thanks so much, and thanks for watching!
u need winter clothing also
I agree, but I would make that a second bag. One you can take if you need it but leave if you need to bug out in July.
That’s a really cute bag
You should put a first aid kit and pepper srapy. And more clothes fenimme products
What’s a bug out bag????
Sofia Ramsay it's a survival bag, in case of an emergency. Natural disaster or civil unrest. Its s bag you can just grab and go. Our bags are set up for 5 days.
this is really helpful! I'm packing mine now and I was wondering if there was anything else to add to it.
Great video!
Well done! Thanks for posting
monsterbaby68 Thanks so much for watching!!!
I would also suggest a deck of cards, and other small games, and 1 or 2 story books for kids
What about some granola bars or some kind of snacks....love the video
Look at the lifestraw system for your daughter they make a little kit that could fit it her klean bottle.it comes with 2 different screw on tops for different size bottles.look at the little multi tools from leatherman that doesnt have a knife in it but pretty much everything else.
water pouches
I think its a shame a child should have to live in fear or even think about having to need a bug out bag. This world has gone to hell
D Jacobsen and boy does that statement stand true today.
Yes, but it is good to be prepared and it puts kids' minds at ease. Many families just had to evacuate their homes due to an approaching hurricane and if this girl had to evacuate her home, I'm sure knowing she had a favorite stuffed animal in her bag and other comfort items with her, she wouldn't be as scared to leave her home and go to a shelter to ride out the storm.
Then don’t call it a bug out bag. Call it a disaster prep bag. Before the 50s, every family put things by for emergencies and rainy days. This is just a portable version.
Thank you.
Have you thought about adding a couple granola bars in each bag just in case they are away from you for a couple hours and are hungry?
Is there a reason the Nalgene bottle is better than a different bottle?
nio food or bars etc?
Awesome video
Thanks! I'll be updating it soon as my kids have grown, we have moved, and out kits have changed a bit!
look at y'all!!! I need a "bob" for my car.
I have a video on that too :). My car, and family car!
In my country flodds are really really really comin
and if the kids get separated?
So, how would you prepare or what would you differently in case your children separate from the rest of the family????
Your daughter's crack up :)
New Testament is great, most important.
I feel bad for Sydney I got my first knife when I was three
Lol my bug out bag is filled with entertainment and comfort.
I'm 10 yrs. old ok, I can't help myself.
Swallow your chewing gum Sydney!!!!
when you started undoing the boys the girl looked jealous
just wanted to tell sydney dont feell bad im 10 and i love stuffed animals
I'm 16 and I love stuffed animals
You're missing food
this good
The kid Sidney is way to happy
I have a knife and I have had it seen I was 7 years old
You’re an MD?
where did you get the photo /info card made at?
+bobby majors Honestly I just made it. I downloaded the basic card form a government website on preparedness, ready.gov, and laminated it using my home laminating machine. It's actually a pretty informative website! thanks for watching :)
If you check your local walmart in the business supplies there are 'laminating" sheets that don't need a fancy machine You just open the 'page' and put your doc in and remove some protective strips and smooth it over. They work well even out in the weather.
For a good knife a mora
like it
love your little girls name we have the same name
Thanks, and thanks for watching!
I scene the thumbnail and had to say this, dont use pink or any bright "girly" colors because when shtf, "loose" comfy clothes, a hat and dark color will keep you out of sight and out of mind.
My daughters' name is Bianca 😉😄
i disagree. if its truly a shtf situation then you need to make sure EVERYONE is self sufficient. If something happens to the adults your kids need to have water, food, shelter, .22 lr ammo, a firearm and the ability to hunt, process and prepare game.
Yeah man I'm just going to load my kid up with axes and wool blankets and heavy tarps sure dude.
@@karldavis6022 😂😂😂😭😭😭🤣🤣🤣
I would put at least some snacks maybe scissors
You guys should go look at my video that I made of my survival bag
Is this uk legal
Apart from knifes yes. There is nothing to stop you making a B O B for yourself or your child. Knifes are the main hazard. Blades less than 25mm long ( except a scalpel ) are probably ok. If in a multitool, may be easier to explain.
Add a SILVER coin.
Why doesn't Bianca the mouse have no eyes? LOL
Food water med kit what the hell
2018
I'm a kid
It is to travel to a country
for money use 1 dollar bills vs 5, 10 or 20 dollar bills, who wants to pay 20 bucks for an apple?
Not to be rude but I am 9 and I have a gun not to be rude
I have Bianca
No need to bug out, learn to protect what you have and hold your ground.
Jesus is The Word, John 1:1-5
The Word God spoke: Exodus 20:1
The Word God wrote: Deuteronomy 4:13
and The Word God made flesh John 1:14. He is our example of The Trinity.
Yes, those Ten Commandments is Jesus. When God tells us in Deut.6:8-9 to bind and wear His Word He is placing us in His Son, Jesus.
Jesus keeps the custom by asking those who love Him to "keep" His Words even as He kept His Father's. So if you obey God, and love Jesus, one would "keep" both the law (Ten Commandments) and the testimony (Sermon on the Mount) as instructed in Deut.
God will preserve life, Jesus protects it. They will keep all evil from you. Put the armour of God on all those you love. May the Spirit/voice of both The Father and The Son go with us all, for from the heart the mouth speaks.
Let the Law that hung on the cross and the Law written in your heart not just guide you, but lead you and your loved ones. As Paul would say, put on Jesus.
Psalms 40:7
Then said I, Lo, I come: in the volume of the book it is written of me,
Hebrews 10:7
Then said I, Lo, I come (in the volume of the book it is written of me,) to do thy will, O God.
May we learn to do God’s will with the help of Jesus. Obey God, love Jesus and may we all stand in His Day. If you believe in Jesus, put Him on. His words are spirit and they are life. Choose life. It is important that those who love Jesus receive the law and testimony before the wrath of God, or judgment comes to us or our homes. What harm can come of showing God we know His voice? Prepare your house, fear God!!!
Sorry but where was God in Auschwitz? Or Korea, Or more recently Syria? Suffer the little children. Why??? IF I can give my children an edge against the bad things happening I will. This type of bag could keep them alive until help arrives. Teach them basic fire starting, ( with hard understanding of the consequences of being stupid ) seeking / building shelter, water / food collection, basic escape & evasion. As they get older martial arts and weapons. We aren't mad preppers, no big food stocks, no underground shelters, just more prepared and able than most. Too many kids are lost if the Wi-fi goes down. Mine have phones, but can & do know more than how to use a tablet.
@@robertwillis4061 We're not telling you not to prep. We're just saying that this is the time to include God, where many may have forgotten to include Him at other times. We do all we can to see that our children will survive.