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On June 20, yet another child died of
hyperthermia when left alone in a parked car. Two-year-old April Knight lived in Kentucky and, at the beginning of summer, is already the 13th child in the United States to die in a hot vehicle this year.
How can we be sure this does not happen to the children and families in our own community?
The truth is summer may be a fun time of year, but it can present difficult, sometimes dangerous challenges for parents. From inconveniences like bug bites to tragedies like drowning and death, children themselves are often unaware of these issues or too young to understand. Fortunately, many of these accidents are preventable. As parents, babysitters and caregivers, it’s our job to ensure that
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