A young mother is warning other parents after her baby was burned by hot water from a garden hose.
Dominique Woodger, of Phoenix, Arizona---where temperatures have soared to 100 degrees Fahrenheit already this year---said her baby, Nicholas, suffered second-degree burns on 30 percent of his body.
Woodger told ABC15: “All of it was peeling. He had blisters all over the right side.”
She had turned on a garden hose, which had been left out in the scorching Arizona heat, to fill up a small pool of water. The water came out of the sprinkler head attached to the hose and got on her child.






