GXT Interview - Kristin Marshall - No Heat Stroke

Hello and Welcome to GenXTalkin Interviews... This is the first in our interview series, and today we are talking with Kristin Marshall, a nationally certified Parent As Teacher Educator, who works with the Anne Arundel County Department of Health, Healthy Start Program.
We are introducing the listeners to a serious topic that is very timely and completely preventable. This is a National Campaign by the National Safety Council called "Look Before You Lock!". We're helping to educate people on the dangers of Heat Stroke for small children in vehicles.
Sites you can go to for more information:
National Safety Council Website - https://www.nsc.org/
No Heat Stroke Safety Camagin Website - https://www.noheatstroke.org/
Did you know that childrens' temperatures can rise 3-5 times faster than adults?
Did you know that with outside temperatures of 75 degrees, the temperature inside a vehicles is deadly for a child within just 30 minutes?
What's more dangerous, drowning or risk of heat stroke? (HINT: DROWNING is, but Heat Stroke is pretty dangerous as well... So listen in...)
We review these any many other facts about the risks of heat stroke through the episode. We really hope you'll join us, and spread it around to get the word out.
Thanks a bunch!
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