The baby's life is saved, and the mother is not condemned a criminal. Opponents to these procedures argue that such soft laws will only encourage the dumping of unwanted babies. I believe so. Of course there are other measures that can be taken to prevent such reckless abandonments. But the last is hardly ever practiced, and the first two are only exercised sporadically.
People have unsafe sex.
There's no surprise in that, and there's nothing that can be done to stop that. Despite the sting it may produce in our morale as a community, baby drop-off options can prevent unnecessary deaths. While this might not be the most ideal solution, it can save lives, and that's the only factor that should be regarded. We cannot sweep this matter under the rug and cast it off as a rarity. We must not view this as somebody else's problem because disparity and helplessness have no gender, racial, socioeconomic or religious barriers.