Kingsley Redman wins Lismore’s cutest baby 2023 vote
After dozens of nominations, votes and a whole lot of cuteness, the winner of Lismore’s cutest bub competition 2023 has been announced. Meet little Kingsley.
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The winner of the Lismore’s cutest baby for 2023 has been revealed.
More than 50 bubs aged under two years of age were nominated and a reader poll saw Kingsley Redman emerge with the most votes on nine per cent of the total.
The four-month-old was born at Lismore Base Hospital on June 20.
Zara Robinson said Kingsley put a smile on her, dad Eric Robinson and everyone’s face.
“Kingsley was an unexpected miracle and has completed our family,” she said
“He is the most placid, down to earth bub that puts a smile on everyone’s face. Even if they are a complete stranger.
“He lights up everyone’s lives.”
Ms Robinson said Kingsley was the best thing that’s happened to her and her partner.
“He’s got the cheekiest laugh that can brighten your day even at the lowest of times,” she said.
“He uses his big blue eyes and beautiful smile to lure people in.
“Kingsley is loved and spoilt by all his family. He is an absolute ray of sunshine. We have been blessed by having such a healthy, happy bub.”
Ms Robinson said he is at the age where he is developing his own personality and the couple cannot wait to see more.
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