Family Disaster Preparedness Plan Consultant

I’m putting together a robust, Arizona-summer survival plan for my multigenerational household—toddlers, parents, and grandparents included. The scenario I’m planning for is a prolonged power outage with no air-conditioning, closed gas stations, and no outside assistance. We already grasp the basics of storing food and water and I own a boxed WEN generator plus a small room A/C, yet I want a far more comprehensive, data-driven roadmap that tells me exactly what to buy, how much to store, and when to deploy each resource.

Scope of guidance I need
• Food and water storage, power and cooling solutions, and medical supplies—each weighed against extreme desert heat, limited space, and varying age-group needs.
• Comparative evaluation of solar panels, portable generators, and battery backups so I can decide where to invest first, how to integrate them safely, and how to maintain them.
• Specific toddler strategies—nutrition & hydration schedules, safe-sleep cooling options, and security measures that keep curious little hands out of danger. A Physician Assistant in the family can cover advanced medical care, so focus here on supply lists, dosing guides, and pediatric-friendly meds.

Deliverables
1. A written, step-by-step preparedness blueprint (PDF or Google Doc) tailored to our local climate, outlining gear, quantities, and phased implementation.
2. Prioritized shopping list with model numbers and current market prices, separating “must-have” from “nice-to-have.”
3. Power system schematic showing how the WEN generator, a recommended solar array, and a battery bank would integrate, including load calculations for the room A/C and critical appliances.
4. Quick-reference toddler care sheet (one pager) covering hydration thresholds, emergency baby food prep, and heat-stroke warning signs.
5. Maintenance and rotation calendar so nothing expires or fails when we need it most.

Acceptance criteria
• All calculations reflect 115-120°F outside temperatures and at least seven consecutive days without grid power.
• Gear recommendations are commercially available in the U.S. today.
• Document is clear enough that I can hand it to any family member and they can act without further clarification.

Please outline your approach, relevant experience with desert or extreme-heat preparedness, and an estimated timeline for delivering the full package once we kick off.