About Into Safe Arms

No, nothing is required. However, it is recommended but not required that you share any information you know about the baby that will help the child in the future (date of birth, parent’s medical history, race, etc.).

No. While it is rare that the parents change their mind, they do have 30 days to come back and speak with authorities. At the time you drop off your baby, you will be given a bracelet with a number on it that will identify the baby as yours.

No, a parent can walk in anytime within 30 days of the baby’s birth. They must make sure they are at an appropriate location (hospital, fire station or rescue squad).

It is somewhat similar. When placing your child up for adoption, you must make an adoption plan and enter into a legal contract where you give up custody of your child. Under the Into Safe Arms law there is no paperwork or contracts. As long as your baby is unharmed, the process can be completely anonymous.

Yes, if there are no signs of gross negligence or willful misconduct.