A Florida family is mourning the loss of a 3-year-old girl who became trapped in a wooden children’s play kitchen while visiting a babysitter’s home in Boynton Beach. Investigators said the toddler apparently tried to retrieve toys that had fallen inside the playset and became caught, leaving her unresponsive and not breathing when she was discovered. She was rushed to a hospital in critical condition but died several days later on July 27. Police said the play kitchen had been purchased secondhand through Facebook Marketplace and had no identifying manufacturer or model markings, while the investigation into the circumstances and official cause of death remains ongoing…READ MORE BELOW
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