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Garland father works to raise awareness of hot cars after son's close call
On average, 38 children die in hot cars each year from heat related deaths, according to kidsandcars.org.
Research Shows That Anyone Could Forget Kids in Hot Cars
Forgetting children is a common memory failure that can lead to tragic consequences
Dikeisha Whitlock-Pryer Remarks
On April 28, 2015 we became the proud parents of Raymond Darnell Pryer Jr. better known as RJ.
Dr. David Diamond
Dr. David Diamond, a professor at the University of South Florida who specializes in cognitive and neural sciences, has done considerable research on the neuropsychology of how children are forgotten in cars.
Is It Ever Okay To Leave Kids Alone In The Car?
If the day is not hot and the car can be seen at all times, then no risk seems apparent by securing kids in the car. And in many instances, everything turns out fine. But for those freak, horrible outcomes that could occur, it just may not be worth the risk of leaving kids in the car, regardless of how safe it seems.
