Somewhere tonight, a 1-month-old baby may be in danger.

Authorities in College Station are urgently searching for infant Leighton Blake Richardson after he was reported missing under deeply concerning circumstances that have now triggered growing fears for the safety of multiple children.

According to investigators, Leighton was last seen at approximately 6:00 AM on Tuesday, May 26, 2026, in the 600 block of Southwest Parkway in Brazos County. At the time of his disappearance, the baby was reportedly wearing a blue onesie.

Leighton is described as a Black male infant approximately 22 inches long and weighing around 9 pounds, with black hair.

But the situation becomes even more alarming.

Authorities believe Jaeshia Richardson may currently be with both of her children — 14-month-old Lajyrian Richardson and baby Leighton. Investigators say all three may be in danger due to concerns surrounding Jaeshia’s untreated medical conditions.

That detail has dramatically intensified concern among law enforcement and family members.

Cases involving infants are already considered extremely urgent because babies this young are entirely dependent on adults for survival. A one-month-old child cannot communicate distress, seek help, regulate body temperature properly, or survive dangerous conditions for long periods without immediate care.

That reality makes every passing hour critical.

And now, somewhere tonight, two very young children may be caught inside a situation investigators believe could place them at serious risk.

Families and authorities are pleading for the public to pay attention.

Because missing child cases are often solved when ordinary people notice something unusual and choose to act immediately.

A gas station employee remembers a face.
A driver notices a child matching a description.
A hotel worker recognizes someone from a shared post.

Those moments save lives.

That is why spreading awareness about Leighton and Lajyrian’s disappearance is so important right now.

Social media has become one of the most powerful tools available during emergencies involving children. One shared post can reach thousands of people within minutes, placing critical information directly in front of someone who may unknowingly hold the key to solving the case.

And right now, every second matters.

Imagine the fear this family is experiencing tonight.

A missing newborn.
A missing toddler.
Uncertainty about where they are or whether they are safe.

No parent or loved one should ever have to endure that kind of fear.

Especially when the children involved are so incredibly young and vulnerable.

Authorities are asking the public throughout Texas and surrounding areas to remain especially alert for any sightings or information involving Jaeshia Richardson, Leighton Blake Richardson, or Lajyrian Richardson.

Even the smallest detail could become critical.

Did you recently see someone traveling with two very young children?
Did you notice suspicious behavior involving an infant or toddler?
Did you encounter anyone appearing distressed, confused, or in need of assistance?

Information people often dismiss as “minor” can become vital during missing child investigations.

And in cases involving infants, timing becomes even more important.

Medical needs, feeding schedules, dehydration risks, and environmental exposure can quickly become life-threatening for babies and toddlers. That is why law enforcement treats situations like this with such urgency.

Still, one of the most heartbreaking realities about missing child cases is that people sometimes assume someone else will report information.

Someone else will call.
Someone else will share the post.
Someone else will speak up.

But successful recoveries often happen because ordinary people choose not to stay silent.

That is why your awareness matters.

If you have ANY information regarding Leighton Blake Richardson, Lajyrian Richardson, or Jaeshia Richardson, contact local law enforcement or the College Station Police Department immediately at (979) 764-3600.

Please do not hesitate.

Please do not assume someone else already called.

One phone call could save these children’s lives.

Tonight, somewhere out there, a one-month-old baby and a 14-month-old toddler need help getting home safely.

And sometimes, the difference between tragedy and reunion begins with people refusing to scroll past someone else’s emergency.

Please continue sharing this story urgently.
Please stay alert.
Please help bring Leighton and Lajyrian home safely. 💔🙏