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With children left in hot cars, Sharyland filmmakers take on 'autopilot'
A young professional leaves the office for the day and steps into his car. It’s 104 degrees inside as he turns on the air conditioning and sets off to pick up his baby daughter from day care. But he arrives at the daycare center only to find it closed, and it dawns on him: He’d never dropped her off.
In wake of Burbank boy's heat stroke death, experts underscore car safety tips
Heat stroke deaths like the one Friday involving a 20-month-old Burbank boy who was left in a hot vehicle are rare, statistics suggest, but child-safety and health experts say they underscore the steps parents can take to prevent them.
3-month-old dies after being left in hot car
Boy killed in hot Phoenix car identified as prosecutors consider case
Another Phoenix mother who endured a similar story offers insight into tragic deaths of children trapped in hot cars.
3-month-old dies after being left in hot car in Phoenix
The death of a 3-month-old boy in Phoenix underscores the dangers of leaving children in hot cars in the summer months. “The worst mistake a parent can make is thinking, ‘This would never happen to me’ or ‘I would never forget my child,” said Janette Fennell, president and founder of KidsANDCars.org. “This can and does happen to anyone. It could happen to the best of parents.”
