Sponsor our climb up Snowdon to raise money for SIDS ❤️

I am writing this on behalf of my good friend Sophie. In June last year she was blessed with her second born son Kali Creed. A perfectly healthy and beautiful baby boy, come to complete her little family. Not a day passed by where Kali didn’t bring joy to their lives and put a smile on his mummy and big brother’s faces. Their time with him was so special as that’s just the baby he was - a special, smart, amazing little soul that was unforgettable and has truly left his mark in the world.

Unfortunately, little Kali passed away unexpectedly in October 2024 at just 4 months old due to SIDS. As you can only imagine, Sophie was and is absolutely devastated. Loosing a child is the worst pain anybody can feel in the world, and when one mama cries, we all cry.

But in such a dark time that seems so impossible to overcome, Sophie has been absolutely incredible, making it her mission to carry on his legacy to the world and make a real difference for the future of other families and SIDS research, in the name of her little boy Kali.

She is the founder of the brand ‘Kali’s legacy apparel’ which is a clothing brand where 10% of all profits go to the Lullaby trust to support bereaved family’s of child loss and SIDS research.

June 16th is Kali’s first birthday and we will be climbing up mount snowdon to spread his ashes and wish him a happy heavenly birthday. If you want to join us in the celebration of this amazing little boys 1st birthday, or if you feel like you can give a little bit of money to an incredible cause, we would be so appreciative of any and all donations. All donations go straight to The Lullaby trust, a wonderful charity that pour themselves into making a positive difference ❤️ Thankyou so much for reading this far and hearing Sophie & Kali’s story. Let’s help Sophie do this for her little mouse for his birthday

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More information about The Lullaby Trust: The Lullaby Trust raises awareness of sudden infant death syndrome (SIDS), provides expert advice on safer sleep for babies and offers emotional support for bereaved families. Through educating parents and health professionals on how to reduce the risk of SIDS and investing over 12 million pounds in research, we have played a key role in reducing the number of babies who die from SIDS by 82%, saving the lives of more than 20,000 babies.