Getting nosey for SIDS
The kids at Dockland’s Penguin Childcare got into the spirit of Red Nose Day on June 25.
Red Nose Day raises funds for support for victims and research into the causes of Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (SIDS) and has been an annual event since 1988.
In our picture 19-month-old Sarah, room leader Celia and two-year-old Alex share the fun and silliness of having a red nose for the day.
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