1/51Willow Tarnia-Maria Morrell: 09/08/2023 - Hervey Bay
50+ babies: Who is Fraser Coast’s cutest baby of 2023
With their infectious laughter, cheeky grins and big beautiful eyes, Fraser Coast’s babies are sure to melt hearts. Help search for the region’s cutest born in 2023. Look through our gallery and vote. (Click here to vote)
2/51Sirenia Rose Files: 20/10/2023 - Hervey Bay
3/51Bodhi Carson Griffin: 30/10/23 - Maryborough
4/51Addison Hynes: 23/05/2023 - Tinana
5/51Orson Quinnell: 21/07/2023 - Tinana
6/51Connor Alexander: 29/7/23 - Urraween
7/51Odette Darlington: 30/09/2023 - Hervey Bay
8/51Destiny Dilliway: 25/10/2023 - Tinana
9/51Thomas Green: 1/09/2023 - Wondunna
10/51Yazmin Skyanne: 13/06/2023 - Granville
11/51Willow Lavender Rodgers: 28/02/2023 - Maryborough
12/51Tyler James Fiedler: 12/09/2023 - Oakhurst
13/51Brooklyn Rose McCallum: 01/07/2023 - Toogoom
14/51Joey James Lewis: 16/03/2023 - Maryborough
15/51Fraser William James Smith: 11/03/2023 - Urraween
16/51Elsie-may Gill: 17/02/2023 - Maryborough
17/51Eliyanah Spano: 23/07/2023 - Urraween
18/51Spencer Madjeric: 07/08/2023 - Scarness
19/51Henry Seveir: 16/06/2023 - Urraween
20/51Harriet Ann Hawkins: 24/09/2022 - Urraween
21/51Ozias Ivan Grice-Mimi: 28/03/2023 - Point Vernon
22/51Zahlia Jade Connolly: 6/06/2023 - Maryborough
23/51Harper Mae Parnell: 4/05/2023 - Eli Waters
24/51Matilda Simmons: 26/04/2023 - Eli Waters
25/51Ollie Schlein: 01/07/2023 - Hervey Bay
26/51Veronica Lyngstad: 18/10/2023 - Granville
27/51Harper Megan Moore: 4/05/2023 - Toogoom
28/51Zara Polzin: 28/06/2023 - Maryborough
29/51Mason James Palmer: 24/05/2023 - Urangan
30/51Arlo Kurt Wyse: 31/05/2023 - Urraween
31/51Luca Fluerty: 6/01/2023 - Hervey Bay
32/51Rhylan William Gaddes: 21/08/2023 - UranganLittle Rhylan was born 1 month early, and is currently on oxygen 24/7. “He has had an unbelievable hard start to life, but now 3 months old he is smashing his milestones and taking the world on,” his mum, Sarah said. “He brings a huge smile to everyone he sees. He is such a happy baby and loves life already.”
33/51Matilda Chapman: 9/03/2023 - Kawungan
34/51Lucinda Parrish: 31/08/2023 - Tinana
35/51Seisha Newport: 2/06/2023 - Urraween
36/51Atticus Collins: 19/09/2023 - Point Vernon
37/51Autumn Faye Karner: 17/01/2023 - Maryborough
38/51Oakley Henderson: 7/06/2023 - Maryborough
39/51Danielle Kiss: 24/04/2023 - River Heads
40/51Fraser Trappett: 12/02/2023 - Pioneers Rest
41/51Miley Natalia Billington: 18/05/2023 - Hervey Bay
42/51Noah Coyne: 6/07/2023 - Tinana
43/51Marleia Blackburn: 24/02/2023 - Hervey Bay
44/51Mahena Arthur: 12/05/23 - Wondunna
45/51Hudson Drew Tidy: 20/03/2023 - Tinana
46/51Thomas Krause: 14/11/2023 - Hervey Bay
47/51Liam Lucas Donovan: 19/05/2023 - Maryborough
48/51Lillian Borsboom: 28/06/2023 - Hervey Bay/ Pialba
49/51Armani Anne McTaggart: 27/01/2023 - Tinana
50/51Austin Russon: 01/09/2023 - Maryborough
51/51Phoebe Estelle Young: 10/08/2023 - Kawungan
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