@michelley_ellsworth: It’s that time again, window awareness season. My son died from the preventable death from falling out of a second story window. Please share this with other moms so that they know the Hassard that is lurking inside of their own homes that they may not realize. ##windowsafety##childsafety##childsafetytips##MomsofTikTok##childsafetyawareness
I’m so sorry for your loss. Commenting to push this out for other parents and caregivers 💜
2026-09-17 16:17:07
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KayceeMae :
my 1.5 year old child busted out the screen last night from pressing his body on it. I was right there and grabbed him so fast. first floor.. but I can only imagine.. something that's not talked about enough. keep spreading this message
2026-09-17 16:25:57
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🍯🍓Emmi :
Thank you for this information. much love to you!
2026-09-17 17:16:09
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the.ashley.files :
I'm so sorry for your loss. thank you for sharing your story. this is such an important topic.
2026-09-17 16:42:56
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Vreggie :
I am so sorry this happened. I have a couch right under my upstairs window that I open all the time. I will definitely be more cautious now.
2026-09-17 16:37:56
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User1934885 :
Thank you for spreading awareness. I’m so sorry
2026-09-17 17:47:47
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Grains&Grace | Crime & Baking :
Thank you for posting, I actually moved out of our house when our Daughter was born and she started walking, because we had a two-story with multiple windows and teenagers, and teenagers like their windows open, and we had a foyer on the second level that had short banister, that was right above a tile concrete flooring, and when she started walking, she was a climber,. The child can climb anything. I’m so thankful we moved out of that house.
2026-09-17 17:02:04
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tjapple :
I’m so sorry for your tragic loss. Thank you for your commitment to educate others. Praying for comfort for you 🥹
2026-09-17 16:55:48
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kyleighyoung26 :
Thank you for sharing❤️I’m extremely sorry for your loss
2026-09-17 16:10:14
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Melissa :
So sorry for your loss. I wanted to add if your windows allow it, open them from the top. If you are trying to get a breeze it’s more efficient and also safer for children and pets to have the opening at the top of the window rather than the bottom. And as you said keep all furniture away from windows.
2026-09-17 16:32:51
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Maybe It’s CJ :
My husband’s grandmother lost her 4 year old son this way. I’m sorry for your loss. Definitely a safety concern.
2026-09-17 16:10:13
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sueanncypert :
I’m so sorry, thank you for spreading awareness and saving a child’s life 💔
2026-09-17 17:57:52
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Marilyn Mercer :
I had a very similar experience as a sibling my brother fell out of a 3 story apartment when he was about 3 and ended up in the hospital for a while so thank you for this!
2026-09-17 16:20:00
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Chellsie Danielle Se :
I fell out of a window that was open because I pushed on the screen standing on the couch as a child. I was BADLY injured. So sorry for your loss. ❤️My husband came into a hotel room 12 stories high after house cleaning had left the window with no screen open. My children were near the open window until my husband heard the cars below because a curtain was hiding it. I about had a heart attack and immediately told the hotel how dangerous that was. Definitely needs to have more awareness!
2026-09-17 16:29:08
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taramarie :
Love and prayers!
2026-09-17 16:16:26
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vlooiluis :
thank you for the awareness your mother ❤️is still very sad about the event can hear it Im sure you have saved alot of little ones with spreading this reminders constantly stay strong 💪 your angel is awaiting you one day..
2026-09-17 16:14:52
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that 🙄 outer :
CHILD PROOOOF … get it online just Google it or Amazon it I hate Jeff Bezos, but I still use Amazon. It’s OK to crack your windows, but you need child proofing clips or whatever you call them and then you should be fine.
2026-09-17 16:19:06
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