WILSON, N.C. — Every year, babies in North Carolina die inside hot cars -- but three Wilson children believe they've invented a lifesaving solution.
Last summer, news of a baby's death in a hot car caught 11-year-old Lydia Denton's attention.
"She is my empathetic child, and it just moved her," said Covey Denton, who challenged her daughter to think about a solution.
Built-in heat safety systems for car seats are on already on the market but cost more than $300. The Dentons wanted to make a more affordable version -- one that could be attached to any child seat.
"I kind of wanted it to be a family idea," Lydia said.