Uh Oh Milo! donates £2 per book to help tackle holiday hunger with Cash for Kids

Cash for Kids

by Emily Gilbert |
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Children’s book series Uh Oh Milo! is once again stepping up to support Cash for Kids, this time preparing to raise funds for the charity’s important Cash for Kids Day campaign in May. The initiative will focus on combating holiday hunger, with £2 from every book sold across the Uh Oh Milo! range during April and May donated to the cause.

Uh Oh Milo! was created by children’s author and mum of two, Kate Wogan, who teamed up with illustrator Helen Faulkner to bring to life a charming collection of picture books. Designed to teach young children about manners in a light-hearted and engaging way, the books are inspired by Kate’s own childhood. The series draws from the whimsical characters her grandmother invented to explain behaviour and emotions through stories that are funny, gentle, and full of heart.

With six books now in the series, Uh Oh Milo! has become a go-to for parents looking to nurture kindness and emotional understanding in little ones. The stories reflect Kate’s warm, relatable storytelling and are deeply rooted in her experiences as both a mother and a child.

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This upcoming campaign follows the success of Uh Oh Milo!’s previous partnership with Cash for Kids during their Mission Christmas initiative. In December, all profits from their festive title The Excited Elf were donated to the campaign. Shoppers were also invited to donate a copy of the book as a Christmas gift for a child in need, resulting in an incredible 1,567 books donated - equating to a contribution of £3,134. The book became one of the top-performing items in the campaign.

Now, with May’s Cash for Kids Day on the horizon, Uh Oh Milo! is turning its focus to holiday hunger, ensuring that children don’t go without food during school holidays. Their commitment to donating £2 from each book sold offers a simple yet powerful way for readers to support families in need.

Emily Gilbertis the Features & Reviews Editor for Mother&Baby and has written for the website and previously the magazine since 2015. First-time mum to Theodore, Emily writes about everything from the top baby products to pregnancy, fertility and maternal mental health. Specialising in product reviews, Emily is the first to know about all the exciting new releases in the parenting industry.

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