Overview

• Henry Spletter, aged two, choked at Redlynch's Busy Bees childcare centre on April 24 and died two days later in hospital from a non-survivable brain injury.
• His parents honored his memory by donating his heart, which was successfully transplanted to save another child’s life.
• Queensland Police have confirmed the death is not being treated as suspicious, with a report being prepared for the Coroner.
• Busy Bees Australia temporarily closed the Redlynch centre to support staff and out of respect for the Spletter family.
• A GoFundMe campaign has raised over A$114,000 to assist Henry’s family, who have expressed gratitude for the overwhelming community support.