ALVORD, Texas -- A Texas toddler is being credited by his family with saving their lives from a fire that destroyed the family's home.
"He tapped me on my feet in bed and was coughing and saying, 'Mama, hot. Mama, hot,'" Dahl, of Alvord, Texas, told"Dahl said she and her husband were both recovering from COVID-19 and had lost their sense of taste and smell, a common complication of the virus.Without being able to smell the smoke that was filling their home, Kayla Dahl said it was thanks to Brandon's warning that the family was able to escape the fire.
"Everything is gone. We lost my car. Everything inside the house," said Kayla Dahl."Brandon saved us. He was wrapped in in God's arms to help protect him and to make sure that our entire family was able to get out."The Dahls believe the fire was caused by a gas heater in the home's living room. They said the fire alarm in their home only went off after they had escaped.
In addition to teaching the kids, including Brandon, to stay away from hot items, like the stove, he also prepared them to escape the house quickly in an emergency.Those are tips that every parent should follow,The Fire Administration recommends keeping children 3 feet away from anything that can get hot, including space heaters and stovetops, as well as keeping items like matches and lighters securely away from kids, and teaching them that they are"tools, not toys.
Good job, Brandon!
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