Petirah R"L of a 20 month old toddler after she was left in a vehicle this morning. Matzav.com was told that the child was supposed to have been dropped off at her day care this morning and was mistakenly forgotten in the vehicle instead.
NBC news. reports A law enforcement source told News 4 the toddler’s mother tried to take her to daycare, but the toddler didn’t want to go in, so they drove home together At that point, there was a miscommunication about whether the toddler’s mother or father would bring the toddler in from the car, the source said.
The baby was treated by Hatzolah of Lakewood paramedics and then transported to Monmouth Medical Center Southern Campus on River Avenue, where her petirah was confirmed. Further information, including levayah details, will be provided once they are finalized.
Umacha Hashem dimah me’al kol ponim.
With a change in weather and schedule Its important to keep the safeguards and implement reminders you not to forget a child in the car. A good deterrent is for the Morah to call after a pre set time if the baby does not come after 10:15 am.
NBC news. reports A law enforcement source told News 4 the toddler’s mother tried to take her to daycare, but the toddler didn’t want to go in, so they drove home together At that point, there was a miscommunication about whether the toddler’s mother or father would bring the toddler in from the car, the source said.
The baby was treated by Hatzolah of Lakewood paramedics and then transported to Monmouth Medical Center Southern Campus on River Avenue, where her petirah was confirmed. Further information, including levayah details, will be provided once they are finalized.
Umacha Hashem dimah me’al kol ponim.
With a change in weather and schedule Its important to keep the safeguards and implement reminders you not to forget a child in the car. A good deterrent is for the Morah to call after a pre set time if the baby does not come after 10:15 am.