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Cover Ears Open Mouth Explosion. If there is no shelter available, it. Lay down on the stomach, cover ears and slightly open the mouth. If the explosion is some distance away, it. Lie flat on the ground and cover your head. We use the expression open mouthed to describe an astounded response, usually to a dramatic unexpected event. If you know an explosion is coming, the best thing to do is to dig a hole or find a place below ground level and hide there. Take cover behind anything that might offer protection. Cover your mouth with a. They tought me in the army to be on my elbows and knees, facing away from the explosion, abdomen not touching the ground, put your. Covering your mouth seems to be a secondary reaction, when you’re trying to moderate your initial response. Show your child how to cover themselves when there is a bombing nearby: That might be because you have realized there’s no danger or because you don’t want to alarm those around you. Not to prevent our souls leaving our bodies, as some traditions would have it. When you’re truly shocked, you don’t cover your mouth;

Not to prevent our souls leaving our bodies, as some traditions would have it. They tought me in the army to be on my elbows and knees, facing away from the explosion, abdomen not touching the ground, put your. If there is no shelter available, it. If the explosion is some distance away, it. We use the expression open mouthed to describe an astounded response, usually to a dramatic unexpected event. Covering your mouth seems to be a secondary reaction, when you’re trying to moderate your initial response. Take cover behind anything that might offer protection. That might be because you have realized there’s no danger or because you don’t want to alarm those around you. If you know an explosion is coming, the best thing to do is to dig a hole or find a place below ground level and hide there. When you’re truly shocked, you don’t cover your mouth;

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Cover Ears Open Mouth Explosion Take cover behind anything that might offer protection. Take cover behind anything that might offer protection. We use the expression open mouthed to describe an astounded response, usually to a dramatic unexpected event. If you know an explosion is coming, the best thing to do is to dig a hole or find a place below ground level and hide there. They tought me in the army to be on my elbows and knees, facing away from the explosion, abdomen not touching the ground, put your. That might be because you have realized there’s no danger or because you don’t want to alarm those around you. Not to prevent our souls leaving our bodies, as some traditions would have it. Cover your mouth with a. When you’re truly shocked, you don’t cover your mouth; If the explosion is some distance away, it. Lay down on the stomach, cover ears and slightly open the mouth. Lie flat on the ground and cover your head. Covering your mouth seems to be a secondary reaction, when you’re trying to moderate your initial response. Show your child how to cover themselves when there is a bombing nearby: If there is no shelter available, it.