The provider or substitute shall: Prepare and maintain a written emergency and disaster plan that: Establishes procedures for: Evacuating the home, including an evacuation route; Relocating children to a designated safe site; Sheltering in place in the event that evacuation is not feasible; Notifying parents of children in care; and Addressing the individual needs of children, including children with special needs; Contains: The name of, and contact information for, the local emergency operations center; A list of local emergency services numbers; and The radio station call sign and frequency for the local Emergency Alert System (EAS); Is practiced with children at least: Once per month for fire evacuation purposes; Twice per year for other emergency and disaster situations; and If overnight care is provided, at least four times per year when children in overnight care are present; and Is updated at least annually; Post conspicuously a copy of the emergency escape route floor plan: In or near the approved child care area; and If overnight care is provided, in each room where a child in care is sleeping; Regularly orient children, who are old enough to understand, in procedures to be used in the event of a fire or other emergency requiring escape from the home; Train each substitute and, if applicable, the additional adult on the contents of the written emergency and disaster plan required at §A of this regulation; In the event of a declared emergency, be prepared to respond as directed by the local emergency management agency through sources of public information; During an emergency evacuation or practice, take attendance records and emergency cards out of the home and verify the presence of each child currently in attendance; Instruct children in the use of the 9-1-1 telephone number to summon help in an emergency; and Meet the following requirements for first aid supplies: Maintain first aid supplies as the office requires in a location that is readily accessible to the areas of the home approved for child care; Store first aid supplies in a manner that makes them inaccessible to children in care; and Bring the first aid supplies along on any activity away from the family child care home.