When Tera Naset heard about a newborn baby abandoned last week in a Northwest Side alley — named Patrick Casey Doe after the first responders who helped save his life — it hit her hard.
If things had gone differently, that could’ve been her son, Frankie.
More >> Families of adopted Safe Haven babies react to another abandoned infant: ‘Birth mothers don’t know what else to do’
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Wednesday, December 26, 2018
‘Baby box’ bill could be headed to Snyder’s desk
If Gov. Rick Snyder signs the bill into law, Michigan fire departments, police departments and hospitals would be allowed to install “baby boxes” at their facilities.
Named “safe delivery of newborn law,” the bill allows for the installation of these units that would safely hold a newborn, providing warmth and oxygen, locking from the outside. It also sends a 911 call to alert authorities to the infant’s presence within 30 seconds.
More >> ‘Baby box’ bill could be headed to Snyder’s desk
Named “safe delivery of newborn law,” the bill allows for the installation of these units that would safely hold a newborn, providing warmth and oxygen, locking from the outside. It also sends a 911 call to alert authorities to the infant’s presence within 30 seconds.
More >> ‘Baby box’ bill could be headed to Snyder’s desk
Friday, January 05, 2018
Houchin co-authors bill to expand use of 'baby boxes'
INDIANAPOLIS — State senators Erin Houchin, R-Salem, and Travis Holdman, R-Markle, announced the introduction of Senate Bill 123 on Wednesday which would expand the availability of newborn safety incubators, commonly referred to as “baby boxes.”
Keeping with Indiana’s Safe Haven law, Houchin joined Holdman in co-authoring SB 123 to expand the use of baby boxes in Indiana by allowing fire departments staffed on a 24 hour basis to install baby boxes.
More >> Houchin co-authors bill to expand use of 'baby boxes'
Friday, May 06, 2016
Indiana Installs 'Safe Haven Baby Boxes' for Abandoned Newborns
Indiana has installed two "baby boxes" where mothers can anonymously drop off unwanted newborns as an extension of the state's safe haven law.
More >> Indiana Installs 'Safe Haven Baby Boxes' for Abandoned Newborns
More >> Indiana Installs 'Safe Haven Baby Boxes' for Abandoned Newborns
Thursday, March 17, 2016
Three Babies Left At Hospitals In Six Weeks Through Safe Havens Law
Three babies were taken to hospital emergency rooms through the Safe Havens Act during a six-week period this winter, a spokesman for the state's child protection agency said Wednesday.
More >> Three Babies Left At Hospitals In Six Weeks Through Safe Havens Law
More >> Three Babies Left At Hospitals In Six Weeks Through Safe Havens Law
Saturday, March 12, 2016
Utah mom tried to abandon ‘rude’ 8-year-old son through state’s Safe haven Law: ‘I do not want him in my house at all!'
A Utah mom dumped her “rude” 8-year-old at a hospital and begged staffers to take the kid back because she couldn’t handle his temper tantrums.
More >> Utah mom tried to abandon ‘rude’ 8-year-old son through state’s Safe haven Law: ‘I do not want him in my house at all!'
More >> Utah mom tried to abandon ‘rude’ 8-year-old son through state’s Safe haven Law: ‘I do not want him in my house at all!'
Saturday, January 02, 2016
Surrendering a child under Idaho's Safe Haven Act
Surrendering a child under Idaho's Safe Haven Act
The Twin Falls County Sheriff's Office continues to investigate the circumstances around an infant girl found dead in a diaper bag. A deputy found the baby around 1:30 a.m. Thursday on the side of South Blue Lakes Boulevard.
The Twin Falls County Sheriff's Office continues to investigate the circumstances around an infant girl found dead in a diaper bag. A deputy found the baby around 1:30 a.m. Thursday on the side of South Blue Lakes Boulevard.
Wednesday, December 30, 2015
Bill Would Make Churches a Safe Haven for Unwanted Newborns
Bill Would Make Churches a Safe Haven for Unwanted Newborns
When the 2016 legislative session begins next month, state lawmakers will consider expanding the Kentucky Safe Infants Act to include churches.
When the 2016 legislative session begins next month, state lawmakers will consider expanding the Kentucky Safe Infants Act to include churches.
Friday, February 27, 2015
Indiana may install 'baby boxes' for those giving up newborns
Indiana may install 'baby boxes' for those giving up newborns
On the outside, the metal box looks like an oversized bread container. But what's inside could save an abandoned newborn's life.
On the outside, the metal box looks like an oversized bread container. But what's inside could save an abandoned newborn's life.
Wednesday, March 19, 2014
Chinese city suspends baby hatch after it is overwhelmed by unwanted children
Chinese city suspends baby hatch after it is overwhelmed by unwanted children
Welfare centre in Guangzhou says project allowing parents to leave babies anonymously has nearly doubled its workload
Welfare centre in Guangzhou says project allowing parents to leave babies anonymously has nearly doubled its workload
Thursday, August 15, 2013
Texas Man Fights for Custody of Baby Abandoned at Fire Station
Texas Man Fights for Custody of Baby Abandoned at Fire Station
A Texas man is fighting for custody of the 8-month-old baby he claims is his son after the child's mother allegedly abandoned him at a fire station earlier this week.
Wednesday, August 25, 2010
The plight of South Africa's abandoned babies
More babies are being abandoned by their mothers in Johannesburg than ever before. With rising unemployment, fewer foster parents are also coming forward. Now a charity is running a unique hole-in-the-wall scheme, where new mothers can leave their child to be looked after -- rather than simply leaving it in a rubbish bin. Refile of report first transmitted November 2009.
Thursday, April 22, 2010
Mom of baby left at fire station seeks custody
Mom of baby left at fire station seeks custody
The mother of a baby dropped off at a southwest Houston fire station Tuesday is trying to get her child back, a Child Protective Services spokeswoman said.
The mother of a baby dropped off at a southwest Houston fire station Tuesday is trying to get her child back, a Child Protective Services spokeswoman said.
Wednesday, April 21, 2010
CPS contacts mother of baby dropped off at fire station
CPS contacts mother of baby dropped off at fire station
Child Protective Services has made contact with the mother of a baby who was dropped off at a fire station in southwest Houston on Tuesday.
Child Protective Services has made contact with the mother of a baby who was dropped off at a fire station in southwest Houston on Tuesday.
Tuesday, April 20, 2010
Nevada gets another freebie
Boy left at fire station under Nevada's Safe Haven law
A 2-day-old boy was dropped off at a fire station Friday, the first time a child has been left with the Clark County Fire Department under Nevada's Safe Haven law.
A 2-day-old boy was dropped off at a fire station Friday, the first time a child has been left with the Clark County Fire Department under Nevada's Safe Haven law.
Monday, March 29, 2010
'Safe Surrender' hotline expanded to all of California
'Safe Surrender' hotline expanded to all of California
The California Department of Social Services launched a new hotline Monday that provides information to people across the state who wish to safely surrender a newborn baby under the Safe Surrender law.
Note: Freebies.
The California Department of Social Services launched a new hotline Monday that provides information to people across the state who wish to safely surrender a newborn baby under the Safe Surrender law.
Note: Freebies.
Saturday, March 13, 2010
Dad given custody of surrendered baby
The father of a baby that was surrendered by her mother to a Grand Rapids fire station earlier this week was awarded custody of the 3-month-old girl on Friday.
Friday, March 12, 2010
Parents want surrendered baby back
Parents want surrendered baby back
A dispute is brewing between the mother and father of a baby surrendered to a Grand Rapids fire station Monday. Both parents want their daughter back.
The 3-month-old's father called 24 Hour News 8 on Thursday and said the child should not have been turned over. There are people who can and want to take care of the little girl, he said.
A dispute is brewing between the mother and father of a baby surrendered to a Grand Rapids fire station Monday. Both parents want their daughter back.
The 3-month-old's father called 24 Hour News 8 on Thursday and said the child should not have been turned over. There are people who can and want to take care of the little girl, he said.
Thursday, March 11, 2010
NEW Mom surrenders baby to fire station
A woman surrendered her 3-month-old daughter to a Grand Rapids fire station Monday afternoon. The child was taken to the Franklin Street location.
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