A concerning issue is being highlighted by Consumer Reports, regarding the safety of children in hot cars. Every year, a significant number of children die due to heatstroke after being left behind or trapped in vehicles. On average, 37 children die annually from this preventable tragedy.

The numbers are tracked by a national group that focuses on pediatric heatstroke deaths in vehicles. Further information and safety guidance are available from Consumer Reports, which is aiming to educate parents and caregivers on this critical issue.