the parents . The baby still has a hard time closing her left hand and needs some medical therapy , LaPoint said in court Wednesday . The judge scheduled a hearing for April 7 to get an update on the baby 's condition . Jenny was 4 months old when the January 12 earthquake destroyed large swaths of Haiti . Her mother was knocked unconscious in the 7.0-magnitude temblor and taken to a hospital . When she awoke , she urged her husband to go home to search for their baby . Alexis searched through the broken rubble for four days , but found nothing . The couple says that on the fifth day , January 16 , witnesses saw a cleanup crew rescue Jenny from the rubble . She reportedly was found in the arms of her baby sitter , who was dead . The witnesses got word to Devilme , who was in the hospital with her own injuries . Rescuers apparently assumed the baby was an orphan and whisked her away to a different hospital in Port-au-Prince , one run by the University of Miami and Project Medishare , where a team of pediatricians worked desperately to
Miami , Florida -LRB- CNN -RRB- -- The parents of an injured baby girl who was flown to Florida for treatment after Haiti 's earthquake have been told what they already know : They are the biological parents of the little girl . The International Red Cross notified Nadine Devilme and Junior Alexis in Haiti that DNA testing proves that the infant is theirs , said Mark LaPoint , an attorney representing the baby . Rescuers dubbed her Patricia , but her parents call her Jenny . On Wednesday morning , Miami-Dade Circuit Judge Cindy Lederman decided that Jenny 's parents will get to take her back to Haiti after doctors and nurses in Florida finish treating her . `` This is a case where these were really good parents , and I ca n't wait for these parents to be reunited with their baby , '' the judge said . `` This is one happy day . '' Federal authorities have pledged to help Devilme and Alexis travel from Haiti to the United States to reunite with their daughter , though the timing of that trip has not yet been determined , said Bob Martinez , an attorney for