Anyone could forget a kid in a hot car, research shows

This Is How Easily Your Brain Can Forget A Kid In A Car

“It’s easy to judge, much tougher but important to understand how it happens," a memory expert explains.

(PDF) When a child dies of heatstroke after a parent or caretaker unknowingly leaves the child in a car: How does it happen and is it a crime?

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Anyone could forget a kid in a hot car, research shows

Most hot car deaths don't happen because of negligence. They're the result of a common memory failure that can lead to tragic consequences. Here's what parents need to know.

Even You Could Leave Your Kids In A Hot Car, Research Shows

If we could be more honest with ourselves that human memory is faulty and build in safeguards, we can reduce the number of hot car deaths that occur every year.

Children left in hot cars: Data and research on vehicular heatstroke

We spotlight key research and reports on child deaths in hot cars, including how often caregivers face criminal prosecution.