Don't forget the LITTLE things...

The LITTLE things... not just the babies of the family (and they need a LOT of supplies, so plan accordingly).  But, the FURRY, FINNED and FEATHERED (and scaly etc.) members of your household.  Consider tucking away a portable bowl set for food and water and a container of extra food for your pet's particular needs.  Don't forget a carrier in the event of evacuation vs. stuck at home and cannot get to the store (or the stores are closed due to whatever reason). Also, sanitary supplies for their needs.

More LITTLE things that could make a BIG difference... Medications.   If you have a complete first aid kit, it should include some basic OTC (over the counter) medications such as cold remedies and pain killers, Pepto etc.  However, most all of us have some sort of daily prescription medication that is necessary for our health and well-being.  Plan to put away, in your preparedness storage (away from children) 3-7 days worth of medications for each person in your family.  Some helpful tips I have learned is to put a small strip of paper containing the name and dosing instructions for each medication in with them.  Don't forget that medications will need to be "updated" more frequently than most food storage.  Set yourself a reminder to update your storage meds every couple of months and especially if you have a change in dosage or usage requirements.