
What happens to your prepping plan when your kid splits time between two houses? In this episode of Mind4Survival, Brian Duff answers a listener question from Dale, a divorced dad whose toddler lives part-time with an ex who isn't into preparedness at all—a situation more common than most people think, since more than one in four American kids have a parent in another household. For any prepper, it raises a real question: if things go sideways, how do you reach your child and keep them safe? Brian lays out a grounded plan—PACE/PACES route planning to your kid's other home, keeping your vehicle and communications ready, factoring in the other parent instead of fighting her, and staying inside your custody order when it counts—the practical mindset that turns a worried parent into a prepared one and, ultimately, a survivor of whatever comes.
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