O’FALLON, Mo. – An infant was dropped off earlier this month at a Safe Haven Baby Box at the O’Fallon Fire Station No. 3 in St. Charles County. Firefighters found the child on Saturday, Sept. 13. The ...

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Officials gathered Wednesday to celebrate the opening of the state’s eighth Safe Haven Baby Box, a spot where parents can drop off a newborn anonymously and without fear of prosecution. The box, ...

A new resource is now available to give mothers in crisis a safe and anonymous way to surrender a newborn. On Wednesday, Deerfield Township unveiled its first Safe Haven Baby Box at Fire Station 57 on ...

When a brand-new “baby box” was installed this summer at a fire station in O’Fallon, Missouri, supporters knew it could someday save a life. Few expected that moment to come so quickly. Fewer than 60 ...

ENTERPRISE, Ala. (WTVY) - Another baby box is coming to the Wiregrass. Enterprise is now the home to a Safe Haven Baby Box, the 12th one in Alabama. The box is located at 301 Plaza Drive. Safe Haven ...

BLACKFOOT, Idaho — A dead newborn baby girl was found in an Idaho Safe Haven Baby Box at the Grove Creek Medical Center in Blackfoot on Oct. 13, according to the Twin Falls Police Department. The baby ...

TOMBALL, Texas — Harris County now has its first Safe Haven Baby Box, offering parents in crisis a safe and anonymous way to surrender a newborn. On Tuesday, Tomball Fire Station 5 held a blessing ...

HOWARD - Parents unable to take care of their newborn have a safe way to surrender their infant in Brown County. Howard Fire Rescue installed a new Safe Haven Baby Box, a newborn infant safety device ...

KINGSPORT, Tennessee — A new baby box is set to open in Kingsport, giving parents in crisis a safe option to surrender a baby. The box, located at a fire station at 3017 S. John B. Dennis Highway, ...

Florida HB 791 aims to make surrendering newborns easier by allowing the use of baby boxes. Baby boxes are climate-controlled containers where parents can anonymously leave infants for staff to find.