Ladbaby get children giggling for good on mental health awareness week

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EDITORIAL USE ONLY Mark Ian Hoyle and Roxanne Hoyle, also known as LadBaby and LadBabyMum, with (left to right) Max, 4, Vlad, 4, Jacob, 4, and Harry, 4, at a Busy Bees nursery in Nottingham to launch a nationwide ‘Giggle-A-Thon’, raising funds and awareness for BBC Children in Need’s ‘Make Life Lighter’ mental health campaign. Issue date: Tuesday May 13, 2025. PA Photo. The campaign highlights the nursery’s ongoing commitment to supporting children’s mental health during Mental Health Awareness Week.
EDITORIAL USE ONLY Mark Ian Hoyle and Roxanne Hoyle, also known as LadBaby and LadBabyMum, with (left to right) Max, 4, Vlad, 4, Jacob, 4, and Harry, 4, at a Busy Bees nursery in Nottingham to launch a nationwide ‘Giggle-A-Thon’, raising funds and awareness for BBC Children in Need’s ‘Make Life Lighter’ mental health campaign. Issue date: Tuesday May 13, 2025. PA Photo. The campaign highlights the nursery’s ongoing commitment to supporting children’s mental health during Mental Health Awareness Week.
EDITORIAL USE ONLY Mark Ian Hoyle and Roxanne Hoyle, also known as LadBaby and LadBabyMum, joined children at a Busy Bees nursery in Nottingham to launch a nationwide ‘Giggle-A-Thon’, raising funds and awareness for BBC Children in Need’s ‘Make Life Lighter’ mental health campaign. Issue date: Tuesday May 13, 2025. PA Photo. The campaign highlights the nursery’s ongoing commitment to supporting children’s mental health during Mental Health Awareness Week
EDITORIAL USE ONLY Mark Ian Hoyle and Roxanne Hoyle, also known as LadBaby and LadBabyMum, joined children at a Busy Bees nursery in Nottingham to launch a nationwide ‘Giggle-A-Thon’, raising funds and awareness for BBC Children in Need’s ‘Make Life Lighter’ mental health campaign. Issue date: Tuesday May 13, 2025. PA Photo. The campaign highlights the nursery’s ongoing commitment to supporting children’s mental health during Mental Health Awareness Week
EDITORIAL USE ONLY Roxanne Hoyle, also known as LadBabyMum, with Harry, 4, at a Busy Bees nursery in Nottingham to launch a nationwide ‘Giggle-A-Thon’, raising funds and awareness for BBC Children in Need’s ‘Make Life Lighter’ mental health campaign. Issue date: Tuesday May 13, 2025. PA Photo. The campaign highlights the nursery’s ongoing commitment to supporting children’s mental health during Mental Health Awareness Week.
EDITORIAL USE ONLY Roxanne Hoyle, also known as LadBabyMum, with Harry, 4, at a Busy Bees nursery in Nottingham to launch a nationwide ‘Giggle-A-Thon’, raising funds and awareness for BBC Children in Need’s ‘Make Life Lighter’ mental health campaign. Issue date: Tuesday May 13, 2025. PA Photo. The campaign highlights the nursery’s ongoing commitment to supporting children’s mental health during Mental Health Awareness Week.

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