Visit our site https://t.co/qZDJMWS4G6 to make an appointment today! We are also having a community car seat check on Saturday September 28th 10:00 till 3:00 at the Simpsonville City Park and Community Center (198 Park Drive, Simpsonville, SC 29681)! No appointment necessary!
To be sure, your child’s car seat is properly installed, make plans to visit an inspection station in your state during Child Passenger Safety Week, Sept.15-21 and National Seat Check Saturday on Sept. 21. @NHTSAgov@NSCsafety@safekids#TheRightSeat https://t.co/Aux62lZo8w
#FallsPrevention Tip: Keep babies and young kids strapped in when using high chairs, infant carriers, swings and strollers. #babysafetymonth https://t.co/W6S1l5ZaAJ
Today is National Heatstroke Prevention Day. There have already been 24 children killed by vehicular heatstroke this year. These tragedies are 100% preventable. Protecting children is everyone’s business #WheresBaby#LookBeforeYouLock#HeatstrokeKills
These cases are yet another example of how the health care system in the United States is failing patients, said @withyouDrWu, an internist and professor of @JHSPH_HPM. https://t.co/KUqaVtFzwo
Today (7/31/19) is National Heatstroke Prevention Day. The @NHTSAgov will be tweeting stats, prevention tips, and heatstroke awareness messages all day today using the hashtags #HeatstrokeKills and #CheckForBaby. Always remember to #LookBeforeYouLock. #CAwx
Keep your car locked so a child can’t get inside and die from heatstroke — and never leave your child alone in the car. Visit https://t.co/pm10Ux8vnj for more info. #heatstrokekills#checkforbaby@NHTSAgov
Always take an extra minute to check the back seat before exiting your vehicle – it could save your baby's life and save you from a lifetime of regret. #CheckForBaby#HeatstrokeKills
Keep the keys out of reach, and always lock your vehicle. A car can look like a playground to young children. Approximately 26% of children who died in hot cars were not left, but became trapped in unattended vehicles. #HeatstrokeKills#CheckForBaby
RT @NHTSAgov: Just this year, 24 children have died after being left or getting trapped inside a car. Temperatures can soar to deadly levels in minutes. Never leave your child alone in a vehicle and always #CheckForBaby. #HeatstrokeKills
Just this year, 24 children have died after being left or getting trapped inside a car. Temperatures can soar to deadly levels in minutes. Never leave your child alone in a vehicle and always #CheckForBaby. #HeatstrokeKills
24 kids have died from #heatstroke this year. Each death is a tragedy that could have been avoided. @safekids is proud to work with @NHTSA and @GM to spread the message about heatstroke prevention. https://t.co/BGIcPOYwQO
On National #Heatstroke Prevention Day, we join with @NHTSAgov to prevent the death of children in hot vehicles: https://t.co/nvFzCQ3q4o. Never leave a child in a car when running errands, not even for a minute. If you see a child alone in a vehicle, get help. #HeatstrokeKills
You can save a life by taking action. If you see a child alone in a vehicle, Act Fast: find the parents or call 911. YOU can make the difference. #NationalHeatstrokePreventionDay#WheresBaby https://t.co/FEkf6ss6h0
Follow along with us today as we participate in @NHTSA's #Heatstroke initiative: Hot cars can kill. Never leave a child alone in a vehicle – not even for a minute. #HeatstrokeKills#CheckforBaby
Memory failure is real: “A colleague came into my office and said ‘Hey do you have a doll in your car?’ I stood up and started to go through what I had done that day, and then realized ‘Oh my God, no.” – Miles Harrison #Heatstrokekills#CheckForBaby https://t.co/arNINC6imQ
Don’t mind your own business. Don’t turn the other way. Don’t keep your mouth shut. And don’t assume someone will be “right back.” Always take action if you see a child alone in a vehicle. #HeatstrokeKills#CheckForBaby