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Baby Safety Stickers - Always Check We at Baby Safety Stickers are dedicated to the prevention of child heat stroke deaths.

While we have shut down our website where we sold car window vinyl cling stickers, we continue to focus on the issue and post relevant stories and information.

This isn't our usual focus, but it seems to be a great idea. ALWAYS CHECK!
09/09/2025

This isn't our usual focus, but it seems to be a great idea. ALWAYS CHECK!

Dallas mom Dawna Duke is making NFC keychains that give schools instant access to parents in emergencies.

In recognition of September as National Safety Month, we are sharing this article. ALWAYS CHECK!
09/05/2025

In recognition of September as National Safety Month, we are sharing this article. ALWAYS CHECK!

BOISE – According to new research by the AAA Foundation for Traffic Safety, child crash fatalities have declined over the past five years.  But many children are still being moved out of car seats and booster seats too soon. AAA found that nearly 100,000 kids were injured in car crashes in 2023 a...

We'll wait for the investigation to be completed, but we hope this was just a tragic accident and not a deliberate act. ...
09/01/2025

We'll wait for the investigation to be completed, but we hope this was just a tragic accident and not a deliberate act. ALWAYS CHECK!

A 15-month-old baby died on Aug. 16, after the child's mother 'intentionally' left the baby in the car for over two hours while she went to work in Dallas, Texas.

We'll wait for the authorities to complete their investigation, but the article does say "accidentally left the infant i...
08/27/2025

We'll wait for the authorities to complete their investigation, but the article does say "accidentally left the infant in the child seat in the vehicle and went inside their home". ALWAYS CHECK!

Police said the child is believed to have been left in the car for several hours after the 6-month-old's caregiver failed to drop her off at daycare.

"Despite the windows being cracked less than six inches, the child was visibly sweating and the dog was panting heavily—...
07/31/2025

"Despite the windows being cracked less than six inches, the child was visibly sweating and the dog was panting heavily—both showing clear signs of heat-related stress. Authorities believe the child and dog had been left in the vehicle for roughly 15 minutes before bystanders alerted law enforcement. Fortunately, neither suffered long-term injuries thanks to the swift response of good Samaritans and first responders. Their timely actions may have averted a potentially fatal situation." Heartfelt thanks to those who intervened. ALWAYS CHECK!

A child and dog were rescued from a sweltering truck in Michigan. Their caregivers now face charges, and officials warn of the serious dangers of hot vehicles.

"With blazing heat over the next few days, it’s important to remember your parked car can get even hotter than outside t...
07/22/2025

"With blazing heat over the next few days, it’s important to remember your parked car can get even hotter than outside temperatures." ALWAYS CHECK!

According to the National Safety Council, 15 child deaths from being trapped inside a vehicle have been reported in 2025 so far.

Safety experts from Kids and Car Safety recommend these critical steps to protect children:Create a reminder system: Pla...
06/30/2025

Safety experts from Kids and Car Safety recommend these critical steps to protect children:

Create a reminder system: Place your phone, purse or work badge in the back seat next to your child's car seat. This forces you to check the back seat when leaving the car.
Double-check your vehicle: Make it a habit to open the back door and check the back seat every time you park.
Keep cars locked: Always lock your vehicle and keep keys out of children's reach to prevent them from getting into parked cars.
Act immediately if you see a child alone in a car: Call 911 and, if the child appears to be in distress, get them out as quickly as possible.

We add one more step: ALWAYS CHECK!

A 7-month-old died in Hamlet, North Carolina, after being left in a hot car. The foster mother faces charges as experts report this is the sixth such death in 2025.

"...they found an unresponsive 4-year-old child inside a daycare van." “During a formal interview, Mata admitted to plac...
06/30/2025

"...they found an unresponsive 4-year-old child inside a daycare van." “During a formal interview, Mata admitted to placing the child in the backseat of his vehicle and then going inside his residence to lie down,” the sheriff’s office said in a news release on Sunday. “(Mata) further stated that he had been drinking and forgot that the child was in the car.” ALWAYS CHECK!

Law enforcement are reminding parents and caregivers to double check their vehicles.

Children are curious and playful. It seems that's what happened in this situation. ALWAYS CHECK!
06/30/2025

Children are curious and playful. It seems that's what happened in this situation. ALWAYS CHECK!

Authorities in Georgia said they are investigating the death of a 4-year-old boy after he was found in a hot car.

There are no words. ALWAYS CHECK!
06/30/2025

There are no words. ALWAYS CHECK!

According to a charging affidavit in the case, the 18-month-old had been dead for at least an hour by the time he was taken to a hospital.

There have been seven hot car deaths this year, according to KidsandCars.org. "Forgetting a child is not a negligence pr...
06/30/2025

There have been seven hot car deaths this year, according to KidsandCars.org. "Forgetting a child is not a negligence problem but a memory problem." Texas leads the nation in hot car deaths among children with 160 since 1990. ALWAYS CHECK!

It is never safe to leave your child in a hot car. Here are tips for keeping them safe during a heat wave.

"No charges have been filed at this time, but Mansfield police said detectives are working with the Richland County Pros...
06/30/2025

"No charges have been filed at this time, but Mansfield police said detectives are working with the Richland County Prosecutor’s Office." ALWAYS CHECK!

The Mansfield Police Department is investigating after a young boy died on Thursday.

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