Newborn Baby Found in Kaunas – Latest News
- On September 12, 2024, at 4:35 p.m., authorities received a report concerning a newborn baby left in a "Life Box" at a hospital in Kaunas County, according to...
- Tomas Biržietis, head of Mažylis Maternity Hospital, indicated to LRT television that the baby appeared to have been born on the same day it was found.
- This incident follows a similar event on August 19, 2024, where a newborn was discovered at the door of Kaišiadorys Hospital.
Newborn Safely Surrendered and Potential for Parental Recovery
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Recent Surrender at kaunas Hospital
On September 12, 2024, at 4:35 p.m., authorities received a report concerning a newborn baby left in a “Life Box” at a hospital in Kaunas County, according to a statement from the Kaunas County Police Headquarters. Police are currently investigating the circumstances surrounding the infant’s abandonment.
Tomas Biržietis, head of Mažylis Maternity Hospital, indicated to LRT television that the baby appeared to have been born on the same day it was found. The newborn was reported to be healthy, fully dressed, but was not accompanied by any personal belongings or a note.
Previous Incident in Kaišiadorys
This incident follows a similar event on August 19, 2024, where a newborn was discovered at the door of Kaišiadorys Hospital. In that case, the baby was left outside of the designated “Life Box,” prompting a search for the mother, who expressed a desire to reclaim the child.
Parental Recovery Options
Parents who have surrendered a newborn have a three-month window to possibly recover their child. To initiate this process, individuals are advised to contact child welfare advocates to understand the necessary steps and legal considerations. This provision aims to provide a pathway for parents facing challenging circumstances to potentially reunite with their baby if their situation changes.