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Change in routine common factor when children are left in hot vehicles
Thirty-eight children die on average in the United States every year from being left unattended in vehicles on warm days.
Help, don’t judge parents who forget kids in cars, says a Richardson mom who had her own close call
Kudos to Destiny DeLaRosa, a Community Voices columnist from Richardson, who shared her experience of almost forgetting her two-year-old toddler in the car.
Critical minutes: In mere seconds, a car can become dangerously hot
The temperature inside a car can quickly exceed 100 degrees, even on an overcast day. On a sunny day in summer, the inside temp can rise to 120 degrees within minutes.
Safety Experts Hope to Drive Home Message of Backover Dangers
School's out, and that means drivers need to be mindful that kids are out and about too. Dozens of kids are injured every week nationwide when they're hit by cars backing up.
Children dying in hot cars: 3 ways to prevent tragedy
It’s a tragedy we hear about every summer. As the article indicates, “Most deaths occurred when otherwise well-meaning parents or caregivers failed to notice that kids were still in the cars.”
