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Callie-Brooke Kavanagh-Cousins, seven months, was the winner of the Dinnington Guardian Cute Kids catergory 0 -1 year olds.

Published on 07/02/2013 15:50

Do you have the cutest kid in Dinnington? Does their smile light up a room or do they love posing infront of a camera?

If so then the Dinnington Guardian has the perfect competition for you to enter your little bundle of joy in.

We are once again running our Cute Kids competition to find the area’s number one top tot.

We are looking for the cutest boys and girls around and want to know if your little one has what it takes.

The picture is of Callie-Brooke Kavanagh-Cousins, who won the 0 -1 year-old category last year, aged seven-months.

From Wednesday 20th to Saturday 23rd February, the team from Starlight Studios will be at Tesco’s on Undergate Road to take the photographs to enter into the competition.

The entry categories have changed slightly this year and are 0 to 18 months (mixed), 18 to 36 months (mixed) and three years and above.

Entries will appear in the Dinnington Guardian’s keepsake supplement out later in the year, where details of how to vote for the cutest kid will be published.

There will also be a chance to purchase your photograph and savour the memory forever.

Only photographs taken by Starlight Studios are valid to be entered in the competition.

There are some fantastic prizes to be won including a 20x16 canvas print of the winning pictures.

So what are you waiting for - head down to the Tesco store to make sure your child is in with a chance of being named the Dinnington Guardian cutest kid of 2013.

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