The first infant in Kentucky was anonymously dropped off at one of the state's “baby box” safe surrender locations. A 2021 law allows parents to surrender their newborns.
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This is the 24th child in the country to be surrendered at one of more than 130 baby boxes and drawers established across nine states by Safe Haven Baby Boxes. The Bowling Green Fire Department's Safe Haven Baby Box at BGFD's Fire Station 7 is seen Friday, Feb. 10, 2023. Safe Haven Baby Boxes Founder Monica Kelsey speaks at a news conference at a Bowling Green Fire Department station, Friday, Feb. 10, 2023.
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First Kentucky infant anonymously surrendered at ‘baby box’The child is the 24th in the country to be surrendered at one of more than 130 baby boxes and drawers established by Safe Haven Baby Boxes across nine states.
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Kentucky sees first infant anonymously surrendered at 'baby box'The child was dropped off in the last seven days at a safe-surrender 'baby box' at a Bowling Green Fire Department and was picked up by department staff in less than 90 seconds.
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First infant surrendered anonymously at Kentucky ‘baby box’A Kentucky infant was the first in the state to be dropped off at a “baby box” location last week following the passage of a state law permitting the anonymous surrendering of newborns.
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1st infant in Kentucky surrendered anonymously at ‘baby box’Kentucky has seen its first infant anonymously dropped off at one of its “baby box” safe surrender locations.
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1st infant in Kentucky surrendered anonymously at 'baby box'Kentucky has seen its first infant anonymously dropped off at one of its “baby box” safe surrender locations
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1st infant in Kentucky surrendered anonymously at 'baby box'BOWLING GREEN, Ky. (AP) — Kentucky has seen its first infant anonymously dropped off at one of its “baby box” safe surrender locations. At a news conference Friday, Safe Haven Baby Boxes founder and CEO Monica Kelsey said the child was dropped off within the last seven days at a Bowling Green Fire Department location, declining to be more specific to protect anonymity.
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