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Hot Car Deaths: Key Facts About Safety in the Summer Months
With the start of summer comes a dire warning from safety experts: Hot cars can quickly kill children.
Prevent child heatstroke in cars. Look before you lock!
Far too many children have been inadvertently forgotten in hot vehicles or have gotten into a vehicle on their own. Vehicular heat stroke tragedies change the lives of parents, families, and communities forever. These stories are about children whose lives were lost after becoming trapped inside of a hot vehicle.
Be wise: Hot-Car deaths happen to good parents, too
In fact, according to child safety groups, it consistently and overwhelmingly happens to the most caring and conscientious of parents.
Mom Shares Story Of Losing Son in Hot Car
It can be a mother's heartache and a father's heartbreak. It can be living nightmare for parents, guardians, loving and otherwise responsible people who unknowingly left their child in the backseat of a hot locked car. Lyn Balfour's life was forever changed on March 30, 2007.
Summer Safety What You Need to Know About Child Vehicular Heat Stroke
In the past 20 years, more than 670 American children have died of heat stroke after being left or getting into a vehicle on their own.
