A toddler in Arizona quietly slipped out the back door of his home and his little feet suffered second-degree burns as concrete and asphalt reaches temps over 120 during hot months.
It comes after their son suffered burns to the bottom of his feet.
His parents want others to be aware of the dangers that may be lurking underfoot for their kids. It doesn't take long for damage to be done.
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