Bereaved parents plan to lay children’s shoes outside Parliament as a public call for improved support services for families who have lost a child. Multiple reports say the action is being organised by campaigners following concerns about the availability and adequacy of help, particularly around mental health and bereavement support. Evening Standard reports that campaigner Ceri Menai-Davis is critical of what she describes as insufficient mental health support for families dealing with the death of a child. The reports frame the shoe-laying as a symbolic protest intended to draw attention to gaps in care and to press for greater assistance for those affected. While details vary or are not fully provided in the excerpts, all accounts focus on the same basic event and purpose: bereaved parents and supporters will place children’s shoes outside Parliament and use the demonstration to urge action from policymakers. The action is presented as part of a wider campaign to ensure families receive timely, practical and emotional support after a child’s death.