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KCDHS and our partner organizations throughout the month of February will be attending City Council meetings across Kern County to proclaim February as Safe Surrender Month. We will also be presenting on the Safe Surrender topic at a local organization near you. 加入我们，澳门线上娱乐网站!
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安全投降ed for Newborns is a law that allows you to give up your baby. It's safe. It's legal. 没有人需要知道.
什么是安全交出婴儿法?
这是一条新法律. 根据这项法律, a person may surrender their baby confidentially without fear of arrest or prosecution for abandonment.
它是如何工作的?
A distressed parent who is unable or unwilling to care for an infant can legally, confidentially and safely surrender their baby within 3 days of birth. All that is required is that the baby be brought to any fire station or emergency room. If there are additional places, they will be listed on this brochure. A bracelet will be placed on the baby for identification. A matching bracelet will be given to the parent. The bracelet will help connect the parent to the baby if the parent wants the baby back.
Where Can I Take My Baby if I Want to Surrender Him/Her?
Any local fire station or hospital emergency room.
只有父母才能带孩子进来吗?
在大多数情况下，父母会把孩子带来. The law allows another person to bring in the baby if they have lawful custody.
Does the Parent Have to Call Before Bringing in the Baby?
No. A parent can bring in a baby anytime, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
Does a Parent Have to Tell Anything to the People Taking the Baby?
No. 什么都不需要. However, hospital personnel will give the parent a medical information questionnaire that is designed to gather family medical history. This could be very useful in caring for the child but it is up to the parent to complete it.
宝宝怎么了?
The baby will be examined and given medical treatment, if needed. Then the baby will be placed in a foster or pre-adoptive home.
父母怎么了?
Once the parent(s) has safely turned over the baby, they are free to go.
如果父母想要回孩子怎么办?
The parent(s) may take the bracelet back to the hospital. Under the SSB Law, a parent has at least 14 days to claim his or her infant. Hospital personnel will provide information about the baby.
为什么加州要这么做?
The purpose of the 安全投降ed Baby Law is to protect babies from being hurt or killed because they were abandoned.
You may have heard tragic stories of babies left in dumpsters or public toilets. The persons who committed these acts may have been under severe emotional distress. 母亲们可能隐藏了自己的怀孕, fearful of what would happen if their families found out. Because they were afraid and had nowhere to turn for help, they abandoned their infants.
Abandoning a baby puts the child in extreme danger. 这也是违法的. 这往往会导致婴儿死亡. 因为《安全交出婴儿法, this tragedy doesn’t ever have to happen in California again.
加州一个安全投降的婴儿
At 8:30 a.m. on Thursday, July 25, 2002, a healthy newborn baby was brought to St. Bernardine Medical Center in San Bernardino under the provisions of the California 安全投降ed Baby Law.
This baby was another child protected under California’s 安全投降ed Baby Law. As the law states, the baby’s mother did not have to identify herself. When the baby was brought to the emergency room, he was examined by a pediatrician and was healthy and doing fine. He was placed in a foster home for short-term care while the adoption process was started.
每个婴儿都应该有健康生活的机会. If you or someone you know is considering giving up a newborn, learn about your options.
Certainly we want women to get proper medical care and counseling while they are pregnant, 不是在生完孩子之后. 但同时, we want parents to know that if they choose not to keep their baby, they will not go to jail for abandonment if they deliver the baby to safe hands in any emergency room or Fire Station in Kern County.
加州安全交出婴儿法
- Allows a distressed birth parent(s) to legally, confidentially, and safely surrender their baby
- 为婴儿提供一个安全的地方
- Protects the parent(s) from arrest or prosecution for abandonment
- Does not require that names be given when the baby is surrendered
- Permits parents to bring a baby within 3 days of birth to any fire station or emergency room in Kern County.
In California, No One Ever Has to Abandon a Child Again
Listen to Jana Slagle from the Department of Human Services discuss the Safe Surrender law.
Watch our 30-second Public Service Announcement: