Stock your house with first aid supplies. Ask your doctor what he or she recommends that you include for your babies and your family. Put a new battery inside your smoke detector. Have your home checked for lead and asbestos. Test your water and, if the results merit it, consider getting a purifier or talk to your doctor about what you should sterilize and how.
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