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Clalit Experts Warn Parents to Prevent Child Heatstroke in Cars This Summer
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First reported by Behadrei Haredim · 13 hours ago
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Clalit health experts warn parents about the dangers of leaving children in locked cars during summer heat and offer practical tips to prevent such accidents. They advise always taking children out of the car, avoiding distractions, performing a final car scan, and using a mnemonic to remember essential safety steps.
- 01Leaving children alone in cars during summer is extremely dangerous due to rapid temperature rise.
- 02Parents should always take children out of the car, even for brief stops, to prevent forgetting them.
- 03Slowing down and reducing stress improves memory and attention to children’s safety.
- 04Using multiple senses and verbal reminders helps parents remember their children are with them.
- 05Performing a quick car scan before leaving can save lives by ensuring no child is left behind.
- 06Clalit recommends the mnemonic T.M.V.N.H to check baby, keys, verification, mobile, and a final glance before exiting.
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