Ipswich’s cutest toddler 2023 | Vote
From youngsters with adorable smiles to cheeky children and special moments caught by family, see our almost 100 nominations for Ipswich’s cutest toddler. VOTE NOW
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From youngsters with adorable smiles to cheeky children and special moments caught by family, see our almost 100 nominations for Ipswich’s cutest toddler.
After a social media call-out from the Queensland Times, 87 children have been nominated for our competition by family or friends.
We have compiled a gallery of the toddlers below, where you can see all of the nominations and then cast your vote for the region’s cutest.
**Nominations close at 11.59pm (AEST) on December 31**
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