It’s a tie! Most adorable boy toddler winners revealed
With more than 40 nominations for the most adorable boy toddler in the region, two lucky lads have received the most votes from our readers
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After the success of the first competition, Gympie region parents and grandparents wasted no time in nominating their little lads for the most adorable boy toddler in the region, and the result came to a tie!
Marley Flanders, nominated by his grandmother Felicity Stanbridge, and Theo Hansen, who is about one-year-old and was nominated by his grandfather David Sagar share the crown for the most adorable boy toddlers in the Gympie region for 2021.
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Marley’s mother, Emma Gillies, described him as very energetic and obsessed with dogs.
“He is very happy, and loves to be outside,” she said.
“He’s definitely a big jokester, he loves to be silly.”
She also said Marley was obsessed with the beach, and could spend hours searching for seashells.
“He also loves crabs,” she said.
“Every time we ask him what he wants to do it’s always either go to the beach, or feed the ducks down at the pond.”
Theo’s mother, Maddie Patfield, described her son as always cheerful.
“He’s very bubbly and smiley,” she said.
She also said Theo loved to be social and interact and play with other kids.
“My partner’s sister has younger kids, and he loves it when they talk to him and interact with him.”
Congratulations to both lads from The Gympie Times, and to all the adorable toddlers who joined in the fun of our search.
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