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The 'baby box' returns to Europe 
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Boxes where parents can leave an unwanted baby, common in medieval Europe, have been making a comeback over the last 10 years. Supporters say a heated box, monitored by nurses, is better for babies than abandonment on the street - but the UN says it violates the rights of the child.

It is an unlikely scene for the most painful of dramas. On the edge of a road in a leafy suburb of Berlin, there is a sign pointing through the trees down a path. It says "Babywiege" - Baby Cradle.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/magazine-18585020

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We've had them hear for centuries.

The local nunnery in Osnabrück still has an active baby door, dating back to the time of its founding.

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