WARNING: What you are about to experience is what kids see during a ride in a vehicle without Super Shades. You are about to be seated in the rear passenger seat of a vehicle.
WARNING AGAIN: YOU MIGHT CRY LIKE A BABY.
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- When the outside air temperature reaches 25 degrees Celsius, the temperature inside a vehicle can be extremely dangerous reaching more than 52 degrees Celsius.
- Young children, especially infants, are much more sensitive to the sun than adults.
- Young children have a smaller body surface area and do not regulate their body temperatures as quickly as adults.
- Rising temperatures inside a car can produce significant heat stress on children causing severe dehydration, heat exhaustion or heat stroke that may result in serious illness.
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Never leave your child in an unattended car, even with the windows open. Don't overlook sleeping infants and young children. Check the temperature of your child's safety seat surface and safety belt buckles before restraining children in the car. Your child's skin can be severely burned in one second if it touches car seat surfaces that are over 65°C.
