Too much bulk in a coat can create extra room in a harness. Thinner layers provide the same warmth, and the harness will still fit snugly. #TheRightSeat
Tomorrow: Juan Rodriquez was supposed to drop off his 1-year-old twins at daycare, but instead, forgot them in a hot car while he was at work, leading to their death. The twins' mother, Marissa, tells Dr. Phil her story.
Full story: https://t.co/Q0bO5nFsGD
The number of children who have died from heatstroke this year after being left or getting trapped in hot cars is among the highest on record https://t.co/iFjLmxM1E9
1/2 We thank CBS and @krisvancleave for reporting on the urgent need to #PasstheHotCarsAct. As @GayleKing points out, we can save children by requiring detection & alert technology. This tech is NOT expensive and is already available in some cars. https://t.co/KNMpKJW1au
Accidents happen. Technology like Payton's Charm can alert before they turn into tragedies. Like in this hot car death in Oxford, Alabama. https://t.co/OB8sfmtHHF
Inside a hot car, children can get heatstroke within minutes. Be aware of hot cars and keeping kids safe from heat stroke. #LookBeforeYouLock#HeatstrokeKills https://t.co/XQcS9z4lfi
A 3-year-old died in San Antonio after being left in a hot car -- the sixth such death in Texas and the 43rd in the U.S. this year. https://t.co/qZjcWc1Noh
Janette Fennell on the #HotCarsAct: “You need technology that can detect the presence of a child or any other living being. We have alerts to check tire pressure, for a dead battery, for keys in the ignition, but not for a child.” @KidsAndCars https://t.co/FVqHvuEZSc
This year's death toll has surpassed the annual average of 38 children dying while trapped in hot vehicles, according to https://t.co/cXLtZ2MWHr, but has not reached the 2018 total of 54. https://t.co/McXm9Rls3C
It’s Child Passenger Safety Week! It’s a great time to make sure your child is in the right car seat for their age and size, & confirm it’s installed correctly. For more info, including a guide to safety events in your area, visit https://t.co/G8vwTiIkIk #TheRightSeat
Summer may be winding down, but that doesn’t mean the risk of vehicular heatstroke decreases. Even a cool temperature of 60° can be deadly for a child trapped in a vehicle. #HeatstrokeKills#CheckForBaby
A reminder to everyone to check your kids' car seat every time you get out of the car. Cars heat up faster than you think.
And, if you see a child alone in a car, call 911. https://t.co/p925VHKiEY