Alphonso and Stephanie Warren were both offered $300,000 bail with surety, respectively, and will return to court on April 18.

As a condition of their bail, they will have to surrender their travel documents, and report to the Hunts Bay Police Station on Mondays, Wednes-days and Saturdays between 6 a.m. and 6 p.m.

Previously, the court had ordered that the couple undergo psychiatric evaluation.

The decomposing body of the Warrens' two-year-old son was found in a suitcase at their home on Clifton Road in St Andrew in January.

Allegations are that on January 15, residents raised an alarm after they became concerned that the two-year-old had not been seen for sometime.

It is reported that residents gained entry to the house where they found his decomposing body in a suitcase.

The police were alerted, the crime scene processed and the child's body removed to the morgue.

A post-mortem done had shown that the child had died from October 30 from natural causes.