Why you should be extra careful with children and cars

In the United States there have been cases in which many parents have accidentally left their children inside hot cars. What a lot of women may not know is that a child’s body does not react to heat the same way an adult’s body would. Within only a few minutes the heat could turn deadly!

However, if you were in a situation where a child was endangered by an adult’s negligence, what would you do?

Let’s find out!

A story that never ends

A woman in Kansas who is the manager of a major retail store became a hero after she saved the life of a 2 year old toddler left behind inside an extremely hot car. During that day, temperatures were hitting the 3 digits; no windows were opened and using a tire iron the woman bashed the window until she was able to take the little girl out.

Sadly not all children are saved and this is why parents are encouraged to find ways of preventing such fatal accidents from happening. A car that is left out in the sun could easily embark soaring temperatures which in most cases are fatal.  As an example, putting a teddy bear on the front seat or leaving an item that is essential with the child could be a reminder that the baby is behind.

See the video of when the little girl was rescued:

With the right precautions accidents could be prevented!

What’s your opinion: would you follow the woman’s example and save the baby inside?

Most parents are very overprotective, like this mother: see what she did to her daughter after a discovery!