Safe Haven Baby Box in Fishers, Indiana
A newborn baby was safely surrendered to a Safe Haven Baby Box at a fire station in Fishers, Indiana. The baby is now with Children and Family Services and is safe and healthy.
Key Points
- Baby surrendered to Safe Haven Baby Box at fire station in Fishers, Indiana
- Baby now with Children and Family Services and is safe and healthy
- Indiana's Safe Haven law allows for anonymous surrender of infants 30 days old or younger
- Baby boxes are temperature-controlled incubators for safe surrender of infants
Pros
- Provides a safe way for parents to surrender infants anonymously without prosecution
- Ensures that infants are placed in a secure environment
- Allows for quick access to necessary care and services for surrendered infants
Cons
- Can be emotionally challenging for parents to surrender their newborn
- May lead to concerns about the long-term care and well-being of surrendered infants