What is baby flap?

Sometimes a woman feels unable to cope with her newborn baby, and thinks that it would be better if someone else takes care of the baby. Mothers like these can anonymously leave their babies in'baby flap' provided in some european hospitals. The babies left in the baby flaps are considered to be orphaned and can be adopted by new parents.


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