Incredible birth in Saarbrücken's disco: baby taken into care!

Incredible birth in Saarbrücken's disco: baby taken into care!

In a truly unusual turn, new life was born in the Disco A8 in Saarbrücken. At the end of June, a young woman gave birth to a child on the toilet of the discotheque. What initially sounds like a nightly party history quickly developed into a serious case: the newborn was taken into care by the youth welfare office because there was an urgent suspicion of a risk to the child's well -being. This reports rtl .

After the oxygen -rich birth - the baby and his mother were taken to the hospital shortly afterwards - commissioned specialists now take care of the newborn who is currently living in a standby care family. According to information from blue light report , the framework conditions for the small family are anything but ideal. This means a challenge for everyone involved.

care and protection in focus

The youth welfare office of the Saarpfalz district took over the case because the mother is registered there. According to the official reports from the youth welfare office, a cooperative exchange with the mother is running and she is ready to cooperate. The child's well -being enjoys the top priority, which is why the youth welfare office decided to initiate the preliminary protective measures. Authorities carry out the necessary investigations to clarify the exact circumstances of the birth and the health framework of the child.

The problems related to child welfare are complex and can occur in different forms - be it through neglect or emotional abuse. The legislator regulates these difficult issues in the child and youth welfare law (§ 8a SGB VIII). The youth welfare office has the responsibility of acting quickly if the well -being of a child is threatened and may take measures without immediate judicial approval. In a case like this, this coverage is of the greatest importance, since the child's safety and health is always in the foreground. The foster families academy .

Especially in such stormy times it turns out: The future of the newborn is now in the hands of a family court, which will decide on the permanent care of the child. Until then, the baby is temporarily supervised and observed by the youth welfare office. It is to be hoped that a positive solution will soon be found for everyone involved.