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Teach Your Children How to Escape on Their Own

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Teach your children how to escape on their own in case you cannot help them. They must use the stairs to escape, not the elevator. Teach them to feel the door before escaping. If the door feels cool, unlock the door and check outside. Practice using the exit stairs.

Woman showing boy a locked door. Teach prompt at the bottom of the picture.

Boy feels the door with his hand. Feel prompt with snowflake to show it is cool.

Boy unlocks door. Green check mark near unlock prompt.

Boy opens door and looks outside. Look prompt.

Boy walks into the hallway. Woman making thumbs up sign to boy.

Picture of elevator with red no symbol over it. Green arrow pointing to exit.

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