Final Vote


COMPETITION: Shopper launches search for Child of the Year

HUNDREDS of hopefuls have been whittled down to 10, and now it’s time to decide your Child of the Year.

News Shopper’s contest has been searching for the cutest kids in south-east London and north Kent.

We visited five shopping centres, taking pictures of beautiful babies and adorable tots. A series of online votes have selected the 10 finalists on this page, and it’s up to you to decide who will be the overall winner of the competition.

The child who receives the most votes in our phone and text polls will be the champion for 2009 and win the following prizes:

  • £250 to spend at Nigel Barrett Photography in Bexleyheath, either on a family sitting or a modelling portfolio for the winning child.
  • A framed 20in x16in photo worth £130.
  • A bundle of toys and games.

To vote, phone 0901 1510 and add the three-digit number under the child of your choice’s photo.

Nigel Barrett Photography

Or you can text CHILD followed by a space and the three-digit number for your favourite photo to 80360. Voting closes on July 29.

Each call costs 50p from a BT landline. Calls from mobiles and other networks may cost more. Texts cost 50p plus your normal operator charge. Telephone and text voting closes 29/07/2009 at 11.59pm. For full terms visit newsquest.co.uk/terms. Service provided by Newsquest Media Group. One winner based on who has received most combined phone and text votes when voting closes. Prizes are not transferable and there are no cash alternatives. The editor’s decision is final.

All photos by Nigel Barrett Photography

Aditya Chauda Ben Bartlett

Aditya Chauda 479

Ben Bartlett 480


Brenden Behan Chiara Bhardwaj

Brenden Behan 481

Chiara Bhardwaj 482


Darcy Singh Harry Taylor-Dhami

Darcy Singh 483

Harry Taylor-Dhami 484


Riley Davis Ryan Lamb

Riley Davis 485

Ryan Lamb 486


Teddy Taylor Yusuf Agdemir

Teddy Taylor 487

Yusuf Agdemir 488


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