Your baby’s portrait could win £5000!
Welcome!
The Baby of the Month competition is home to the UK’s Best baby photographers, where each studio has been selected for their enthusiasm & talent for taking great baby images during your baby photography experience.
The Baby of the Month competition is for babies 0-12 months as part of a baby photography experience in our studio.
We have just 8 exclusive baby photography appointments each month, so don’t miss out on capturing moments from your little one’s early years!
Who is it for?
To enter the competition & book your appointment, we invite you to make a £25 donation to the Tusk Trust, who care for wildlife in Africa. As well as helping this amazing charity, you will receive Tembo, a soft elephant toy as a thank you for your donation.
How can I enter?
What happens in the studio?
Your studio shoot will last around an hour & a number of different images will be taken.
During your viewing appointment that follows, you have the opportunity to enter one image into the Baby of the Month competition.
Once submitted by your photographer, all entries are published on the Baby of the Month website.
We award 5 lucky babies a £100 Boots voucher each, plus entry into the Baby of the Year competition, where one winner will receive £5000!
We also award 5 Top-10 Finalists with prizes to the value of £50!
What can I win?
In addition to the top-10 most popular images from the Public Vote on our website, a panel of 10 judges (consisting of 5 parents & 5 professional photographers) and our sponsors, will each choose their top 10 images, rating them from 10 points to 1.
We will combine these results from all four groups of judges to determine the Top-10 Finalists from each competition.
Judging
Working with the Tusk Foundation
For over thirty years, Tusk has supported forward-thinking and successful conservation intervention in Africa. From the plains of the Serengeti to the rainforests of the Congo Basin, the charity is working towards a future in which people and wildlife can both thrive across the African continent.