Aug 15, 2020 49 min

Podcast #51

from journeytopreparedness podcast Hosted by Bear

On this edition of the podcast we discuss skills we should be teaching our children. These are essential preparedness skills we should be working on with our kids from an early age. In part 1 we cover gardening, cooking, and preserving foods as well as a couple others. These are not only essential preparedness skills we should have to enhance our self reliance, these are great for our kids to learn to lessen their dependence on the system.

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