Nominate now: SA’s Cutest Kindy Kid 2024

Funny remarks, endless questions and personalities shining through – there is a lot to love about this special age. Nominate your adorable kindergarten kid today.

Claudie Jones, 4, at home in Beulah Park, ahead of the Cutest Kindy Kid competition. Picture: Matt Loxton

The years of kindergarten are such a special time in little people’s lives.

Not only are they approaching the beginning of their formal school education, they are starting to learn about the world we live in and the person they are becoming.

While the inquisitive questions and random remarks may be pressing, there is no denying that this chapter is super cute.

Last year, Koa from Port Lincoln was named the cutest kindy kid in the state

His proud parents said it was his ability to light up a room with his beautiful personality that secured him the crown.

Now, The Advertiser is on the lookout for South Australia’s Cutest Kindy Kid 2024.

If you or someone you know has a child aged between 4 and 5 years of age and is currently enrolled in a South Australian kindergarten nominate them using the form below.

Nominations close on Tuesday, October 22 at 8am with finalists being put to a vote.

Voting will close on Wednesday October 30 at 8am. The winner will be announced at a later date.

You must be a subscriber to vote. Only one vote per voter permitted.

Read the full terms and conditions here.

Could Claudie ‘Eggbread’ Jones be SA’s cutest kindy kid?

Beulah Park preschooler Claudie Jones has plenty to look forward to at only four years old.

“The best thing about being four is that I’m nearly six,” Claudie said.

“When I’m six, I’ll get a job.”

Adoring mum Emily Jones who is also a parent to Lenny, 6 and Bonnie, 2, said it’s a special age.

“It’s a really beautiful time,” she said.

“They’re becoming more independent and finding themselves in terms of their little personalities.

“And the stuff that comes out of their mouths is a lot of fun.

“I try to write as much of it as I can down to remember later.”

Claudie Jones, 4, at home in Beulah Park cannot wait to turn 6 so she can get a job. Picture: Matt Loxton

Claudie is known for being the household comedian and insists on being referred to as ‘Eggbread’.

“I have no idea where it came from or what it means,” Ms Jones admitted.

“But in the morning she will say ‘remember mum, my name is Eggbread’.”

Claudie is already becoming a mini fashionista and is a fan of shopping trip with anything pink and “aesthetic” on her list.

“To be honest I think I spend more money on her clothes than mine,” Ms Jones said.

“We just love her so much.”

Lucky for mum, Claudie will be able to foot her own shopping bill in a few years time after she gets that job …