Thinking about what would happen to your family if something happened to you or your partner can feel overwhelming. Your mind might race with questions: Who would pick up the kids from school? How would they get to the doctor? Who would be there for the everyday moments—like helping with homework or comforting them after a bad day? These thoughts can be paralyzing, making it easy to put off planning altogether. But instead of letting these emotions stop you, you can use them as a guide. This post will show you how to move past the fear and start making the 'what-if' plans your family needs—without the overwhelm.