Vote to help crown Sunshine Coast’s cutest toddlers of 2024
Cuteness overload! We have compiled a list of adorable youngsters who are in the running to be named Sunshine Coast’s cutest toddlers and need your help. VOTE NOW
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More than 100 proud parents have put their youngsters in the running for the title of the Sunshine Coast’s most adorable toddler and there is certainly no shortage of cuteness in the list of nominees.
These terrible (yet undeniably loveable) terrors have been split into two polls below.
The winner of each poll will be receive a photoshoot with our professional photographer and a keepsake article.
Voting closes on Friday, July 26 at 5pm.
See the photos and vote now:
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