Preventing hot car deaths
Here in Texas, temperatures can get scorching. So leaving a child in the backseat for even a few minutes can be dangerous. Dr. Benedict Ifedi with Memorial Hermann Medical Group Katy shares advice for preventing hot car deaths.
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Preventing hot car deaths
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