Your Family Health Organizer: Record Parents' and Kids' Medical Information All in One Place
A portable easy-to-carry-in-your-handbag notebook with room to accommodate information about both parents and up to three children... User friendly ... this book is a must-have for families. (Eileen CornishSan Diego Family Magazine2008-01-00)This portable, user-friendly notebook makes it easy to compile complete and accurate medical information for each member of your family. (Parents and Kids of Greater Boston2007-11-00)The 3-ring binder is just the right format for easy filing and accessibility, and it's small enough for portability.             This 3-ring binder is just the right format for easy filing and accessibility, and it's small enough for portability. It's easy to transfer information, too -- just pop it out of the rings to leave it with a babysitter. (Georgia Family2007-11-00)What a great concept.... I love that the size is compact enough to carry in a purse to and from doctors' offices, and even pack for a family vacation. (Family Time, Lake County (IL) Parents2007-11-00)With the recent tornados in Alabama and flooding across parts of the country, I have started thinking about ways I can be better prepared for emergencies. I am really not an organized person, so I am excited about using Your Family Health Organizer binder by Jodie Pappas to help get myself more prepared. This is a 3 ring binder with tabbed sections for 2 adults and 3 children. Each section has a pocket for any special prescriptions or papers that you need to keep handy. Plus there are checklists for medications, medical history, dental, eye and ear records. For the children there are growth charts and checklists for developmental milestones. Each section has a page for family history and records of doctors visits and appointments. At the back of the binder, there are plastic pockets for insurance and social security cards, plus a larger ziploc type bag that I may use for birth certificates. Each of the pages are hole punched so you can easily remove them as needed. If your child has             special prescriptions or medical directions that need to be followed, you can take the page out and leave it with a care giver or school nurse. (Real Life Deals reallifedeals.com2011-05-12)