Cheeky, adorable: Voting is now open to find the Southern Downs region’s cutest toddler 2024
They’re cute, cheeky and curious and we’re on the hunt to find the cutest in our region. You nominated your picks for our poll, and it’s up to you to help us crown our region’s cutest toddler for 2024.
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They’re cute, cheeky and curious and we’re on the hunt to find the cutest in our region.
While sometimes terrors for their hard working mums and dads, toddlers hold a special place in the family, lighting up the world with their big smiles and inquisitiveness.
To meet the requirements, we’ve defined a toddler as any kid aged from one to three years old.
While we personally think every toddler is adorable, there can be only one winner and we’ve given the Southern Downs region the chance to decide.
Voting now open below:
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Originally published as Cheeky, adorable: Voting is now open to find the Southern Downs region’s cutest toddler 2024
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