Mother, 32, who tragically drowned when she slipped over and got trapped between huge rocks on Suffolk beach gave birth to baby son just months earlier

A young mother, who drowned on a seafront after becoming trapped between boulders on a beach, gave birth to a baby son only months before Mother of three Saffron Cole-Nottage, 32, is understood to have lost her footing while walking on a concrete ledge alongside huge boulders at the base of the sea wall in Lowestoft, Suffolk, on Sunday night. Saffron Cole-Nottage, 32, drowned after slipping and being trapped between rocks on a Suffolk beach on Sunday Floral tributes on on Lowestoft seafront near where Saffron Cole-Nottage died Heartbreaking tributes left for young mother on the seafront. Saffron had only given months to a baby boy months before the incident Locals said there are no entry signs where the young mother was allegedly walking was off-limits to pedestrians It is believed she recently moved to Lowestoft, where her stepmother, Patricia Cole, lives. The 32-year-old was described as as 'beautiful' and told she would be 'forever missed' in tributes The seafront rocks in Lowesoft, where emergency crews rushed to but could not save the mother A friend of Ms Cole-Nottage who asked not to be named said: 'I believe she was out with her dog and was walking on the path when she slipped and got trapped.