KPRC: Dangers of leaving kids, pets in hot cars
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Dr. Anthony Arredondo, with Texas Children's Emergency Center, shared tips and guidance to protect our kids as temperatures rise and to take precautions when exercising or spending time outdoors. Wear light clothing, take frequent breaks, stay hydrated and find shade can all help reduce our risk of heat related illnesses.
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