Summary:
A teenager who went missing with her newborn baby after giving birth in Bedfordshire has been found safe and well.

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By . Chris Parsons . PUBLISHED: . 13:42 EST, 3 May 2012 . | . UPDATED: . 10:36 EST, 4 May 2012 . A teenage mother who went missing with her new-born baby has been found, police said. Bedfordshire Police launched an appeal for help to find 16-year-old Jasmine Woodbridge and her son Jayden yesterday after she left Luton and Dunstable Hospital without telling anyone. She gave birth at the hospital on April 30. But just one day later the teenager took her newborn and departed the hospital without telling anyone. Missing: Jasmine Woodbridge, 16, disappeared hours after giving birth to son Jayden in Bedfordshire . After her disappearance, officers have warned that anyone harbouring the teenager and her child could be committing an offence as they could be seen to be falsifying or withholding information from police. More... Unseen evidence from 'psychics and dreamers' will now be analysed in renewed effort to find Maddie . The 16-year-old had gone missing in the past, but it is not known why she disappeared on this occasion. Today Bedfordshire Police thanked the public for their help and said the pair had been found safe and well. A spokesman said they had been returned to hospital. Mystery: Jasmine had gone missing in the past, but the reason for her disappearance from Luton and Dunstable Hospital this time is not known .