One may be a window. Stay aware of these routes as important escape features and be sure that they are always accessible. You need at least one smoke alarm in or near each sleeping area and on every level of your home. Select a family meeting place. Choose a spot outside the home where everyone will meet once safely outside.
Good choices are a certain tree, a telephone pole, or a neighbor's home.
Practice your home escape plan often. Plan to practice at least twice a year. Also, whenever the smoke alarm sounds, take it seriously and put your home fire escape plan into action immediately. At the very least, you will get good practice. And since in most real fire situations, families have only a couple of minutes to safely escape, an automatic and informed reaction may make a life and death difference to your loved ones.