The bill amends the Children's Code Art. 1150(4) to clarify the definition of "infant" within the context of the Safe Haven Law. The revised definition specifies that an "infant" is a child who has not previously been subjected to abuse or neglect and is not more than sixty days old, as determined by a physician.

A significant addition to the definition is that if an infant is admitted to a neonatal intensive care unit at birth and has not yet been discharged from the hospital, the sixty-day age limit will begin from the date of the infant's initial discharge rather than from the date of birth. This change aims to provide clearer guidelines for the application of the Safe Haven Law in cases involving infants who require extended medical care.