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A two-month-old baby was accidentally locked in a hot car in Buckeye, forcing police to break a window to rescue the infant—thankfully, the child was fine. This chilling incident underscores the deadly danger of heatstroke in cars, even before temperatures hit 100. Experts urge parents to always “look before you lock,” use visual cues like toys or badges, and ensure daycare or school checks in if a child doesn’t arrive. Never forget: locking your car at home matters too—and if you see a child alone in a vehicle, call 911 immediately.
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