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Mum's tribute to car park death toddler Jackson Yates Mum's tribute to car park death toddler Jackson Yates
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A 17-month-old boy who died after being hit by a car in a "truly tragic accident" was "mischievous and cheeky", his mother has said.A 17-month-old boy who died after being hit by a car in a "truly tragic accident" was "mischievous and cheeky", his mother has said.
Jackson Yates died in an accident in the Ibis Hotel car park on Trafford Road in Salford on Thursday.Jackson Yates died in an accident in the Ibis Hotel car park on Trafford Road in Salford on Thursday.
His mother, Cheryl, 37, from Yarm near Middlesbrough, said: "We had so much fun every day with him.His mother, Cheryl, 37, from Yarm near Middlesbrough, said: "We had so much fun every day with him.
"Since the accident, we've had support from people all over the world, just sending their regards.""Since the accident, we've had support from people all over the world, just sending their regards."
Jackson died at the scene following the incident at the car park, Greater Manchester Police said.Jackson died at the scene following the incident at the car park, Greater Manchester Police said.
Detectives said they did not believe there were any suspicious circumstances, adding it was "a tragic accident".Detectives said they did not believe there were any suspicious circumstances, adding it was "a tragic accident".
Jackson had been in Manchester with his mother and other relatives on a short break, while his father Carl remained at home.Jackson had been in Manchester with his mother and other relatives on a short break, while his father Carl remained at home.
"We'd been to the Trafford Centre and the Disney store where we bought him a little suitcase, with a character from the Cars film," Mrs Yates said."We'd been to the Trafford Centre and the Disney store where we bought him a little suitcase, with a character from the Cars film," Mrs Yates said.
"He was a very much wanted little boy. We'd been trying for a while, and he was unique from the day he was born."He was a very much wanted little boy. We'd been trying for a while, and he was unique from the day he was born.
"We had so much planned for him, we could have written a book. I just wish we could have had more time with him.""We had so much planned for him, we could have written a book. I just wish we could have had more time with him."
Jackson was taken to the Manchester Children's Hospital where Mrs Yates said the staff were "amazing and so professional".Jackson was taken to the Manchester Children's Hospital where Mrs Yates said the staff were "amazing and so professional".
"As soon as we knew he had gone we asked to donate his organs and they said his heart values could be used. "As soon as we knew he had gone we asked to donate his organs and they said his heart valves could be used.
"The fact that he could help another two babies, that brings great comfort to us.""The fact that he could help another two babies, that brings great comfort to us."