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| deep_sea_diver | Head of the chow line rights for kids (page: 1 2 3 4 5) | 94 | May 18 2012, 1:33 PM EDT by loansformothers | ||||
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Thread started: Apr 4 2011, 10:05 AM EDT
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Children, are the future, in a survival/compound situation, the dietary needs of the young ones should come first. At least 1 person, and a small staff if possible, should be responsable for dietary needs of those under 10 or so. Adults can, get by, children tend to be picky eaters, and infants/toddlers need specialized foods.
A blender/grinder will be needed to create baby foods, which should be made fresh if possible. Keep the feeding area as clean as possible, a sick child can be very difficult to manage medically when common remedies are in short supply, or non existant. Another on going problem will be a special laundry, to clean and supply diapers, infection/disease outbreaks from human waste will be a big threat as well. Bringing babies into the group is a huge responsibility, and plans should be in place to deal with all aspects of them. Transport, is just one of many problems your plan concerning infants should adress. Good luck on Z day
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| PointMan | When babies are part of the bug out plan! | 13 | Aug 15 2010, 10:17 PM EDT by timberrattler | ||||
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Thread started: Jul 29 2010, 9:16 AM EDT
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Being the oldest of my generation in my family I've been around the wee ones my whole life. Add in knowing how to run, walk, and march with 60 pound ruck and 90 pounds of gear I think I can help add the two together.
First and foremost kids comfort level is out the window. It is about you and your partner being able to protect them and move with them. Streets are going to be littered with everything. The scum who prey on the weak will see the kids and think easy kill. If you have to take the kids anywhere I would use a vehicle. If you have to take them with you to raid they are your most important asset the strongest person will be in charge of them and they will be between the two of you. You might have to drop everything and run. Zombies is not my worry at all they just make the world a little annoying. The strollers is a huge mistake, both of your hands are occupied keeping the stroller balanced and pushing it also your eyes is on the stroller more than looking at your surroundings.The pull a longs that attach to a bike are second on the worse idea ever. Try keeping that thing balanced as you are hoping curbs and going around junk and other bits in the road, not going to happen. Front carriers you're using your child as a meat shield. Back packs the American Indians would carry their children like this for the first year of two years of their life just fine. This is the best way to carry AND protect your child. The front person can keep his eyes on the surroundings while the trail person is keeping the wee one occupied REMEMBER child's comfort level don't mean crap right now. Second best is a sling. If you cannot get a child seat back pack or make one go with a sling. both hands are still free and able to run. Keep in mind that you should not be carrying any extra weight, your priority is the child. I know this isn't exactly what you was looking for, but I hope it helps.
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