The Dangers of Leaving Your Car Running in the Garage
Whether you live in a cold or hot climate, you know how convenient it is to start your car in the garage and leave it
Every Year 37 Children
and Pets Die When Left
Behind in Hot Cars
Our approach is a thousand times more effective than other solutions. By placing reminder signs and stickers on entrances to buildings rather than individual cars, we can reach thousands more at a single location. BabySav is the most effective solution on the market today! DON’T FORGET AND REGRET.
What Makes BabySav Different
BabySav complements the other solutions while filling the gaps and does not require anyone to activate or maintain them.
Your $2 Donation Can Help Solve This Crisis
Your donations helps keep children and pets safe! Funds are immediately reinvested in products and awareness campaigns.
What Makes BabySav Different
BabySav complements the other solutions while filling the gaps and does not require anyone to activate or maintain.
Your $2 Donation Can Help Solve This Crisis
Your donation helps us to create more products to keep children and pets safe!
Today’s Solution
There are many challenges that need to be addressed in order to solve this urgent situation.
BabySav provides an opportunity for immediate results as it is easy and cost effective to implement.
Legislative Challenges
- Time need to adapt changes
- Enforcement
Education Challenges
- Out of sight, out of mind
Awareness Challenges
- Clear message
- Continuous message
Technology Challenges
- Technology Challenges
- Adult required to sustain
Legislative Challenges
- Time need to adapt changes
- Enforcement
Education Challenges
- Out of sight, out of mind
Awareness Challenges
- Clear message
- Continuous message
Technology Challenges
- Technology Challenges
- Adult required to sustain
Samaritan Hot Car Law
There is no exact accounting of how many Arizona children get left each year to fend for themselves in a hot car. But we are all familiar with cases where the worst happens, and a child dies. Similarly, we don’t know how many animals find themselves in that same predicament, but every year, scores of animals are locked in cars sweltering in the Arizona sun. Many die.
This law allows passing bystanders to save lives.
Testimonials
“Look Before You Lock,” a campaign Kids and Cars recommends that encourages people to check the backseat of their vehicles before they lock their cars. And according to CBS Philly, the HOT CARS Act of 2017 has been introduced in Washington, D.C., and it would require cars to have technology that would alert drivers that someone is still in the backseat when the car is switched off. Of course, both suggestions are important developments in the struggle to prevent hot car deaths, but BabySav stickers might go one step further. The stickers would act as an unconscious reminder, and not rely on technology or driving habits. Since they can be placed anywhere, their reach is unprecedented. – Josie Rhodes Cook, Romper.com
I ordered it after seeing it advertised on our local news station. I purchased it for my husbnd’s store & he put it up right away!!!! The Walmart store manager José Vargas in Tucson, Arizona located on Drexel & Tucson blvd supports baby sav!!!!!
Thank you for all you do!!!!!
Vargas FriasFamily - Walmart 
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Lou Molinari - Founder
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