to find the “eleven” button on the phone.
keep a list of emergency phone numbers handy near each phone for your kids or babysitter. this should include police, fire, and medical numbers (particularly important if you live in one of the few areas where 911 is not in effect), as well as a number where you can be reached, such as your cell phone, pager, or work number. in the confusion of an emergency, calling from a printed list is simpler than looking in the phone book or figuring out which is the correct speed-dial number. the list should also include known allergies (especially to any medication), medical conditions, and insurance 