A mum has been left heartbroken to find thieves had raided the tributes placed lovingly on her baby daughter's grave.
A teddy bear and flowers were among the items stolen from Kamie-Jane Elkington's daughter's burial place.
The mum was stunned to find items she left for her daughter Lottie at her grave in Babworth cemetery in Nottinghamshire had vanished.
Among the items missing, which Kamie has reported to the police as stolen, are flowers, a wooden Peter Rabbit toy and a big teddy bear.
Kamie says she has been left distraught after the incident, and doesn't understand why anybody would do such a thing.
She told Lincolnshire Live : "I went down to the grave on June 24 and lay some fresh flowers down and the kids took a wooden Peter Rabbit they had made.
"I then went back on July 20, and found everything had gone.
"There was a plaque, some angel wings, a coin with a heart on.
"I was absolutely gutted."
Kamie-Jane lost her daughter Lottie in 2015, shortly after giving birth due to complications.
She has also previously lost her daughter Hope, who was stillborn.
Kamie says the response from the local community has been heartwarming, as many have reached out to her in support since she posted about the incident on social media.
She has also reported the incident to Nottinghamshire Police.
"It's really gut-wrenching," said Kamie.
"It's upset my 13-year old and my three-year old keeps asking me where Peter Rabbit has gone. It was handmade and really irreplaceable.
"The only good thing is that I've had an amazing response from people.
"One lady offered to send some fake flowers to put on the grave and people have been posting money in envelopes through my mum's letterbox.
"People have been very kind, I would just like to have the items returned."
