Children - As enacted, increases the age of an infant from 14 days or younger to 45 days or younger who can be received by a facility without the mother being subject to criminal liability. - Amends TCA Title 36, Chapter 1, Part 1 and Title 68, Chapter 11, Part 2.

HB 386 changes Tennessee law to allow mothers to voluntarily surrender newborns at designated facilities without facing criminal charges for up to 45 days after birth, instead of the previous 14-day limit. This directly affects mothers who choose to surrender their infants and the facilities that accept these surrenders under the state's safe haven laws. The bill amends specific sections of Tennessee Code (Titles 36 and 68) to update the age window for this process. The change aims to provide more time for mothers to make this decision while ensuring infants are placed in safe care.