Taking prizes in the newborn to seven months girls category are, from left, first-place winner Madison Adkisson, the seven-month-old daughter of Chris and Amanda Adkisson; first runner-up Rayleigh Moore (seated with her grandfather, Chuck "Pa" Girdley), the seven-month-old daughter of Tara Girdley and Johnny Moore; and second runner-up Molly Jane Neal, the five-month-old daughter of Randy and Erica Neal.
Taking prizes in the newborn to seven months boys category, from left, are first-place winner Ayden Miller, the four-month-old son of Jessica and Ted Miller; first runner-up Braxton Scott Sears, the four-month-old son of Scott and Amanda Sears; and second runner-up Jackson Cole Hillis, the five-month-old son of Nathan and Ashley Hillis.
Taking prizes in the eight to 18 months girls category are, from left, first-place winner Dawson Alexis Jaide Miller, the 16-month-old daughter of Melissa Miller; first runner-up Brianna Jo Breeding, the 17-month-old daughter of Roger and Teresa Breeding; and second runner-up Camdyn Caroline Holbrook, the 17-month-old daughter of Joe and Lora Beth Holbrook.
Taking prizes in the eight to 18 months boys category are, from left, first-place winner Caden Fox, the 18-month-old son of Betty Fox; first runner-up Charles Williams, the 17-month-old son of Matt and Dana Williams; and second runner-up Degan Uribe, son of Chuy and Lecherisha Uribe.
Taking prizes in the 19-30 months girls category are, from left, first-place winner Ryleigh Elise Street, the 27-month-old daughter of Greg and Amanda Street; first runner-up Emma Lee Olivo, the two-year-old daughter of Tommy Olivo and Christie Whittaker; and second runner-up Lily Hope Hinch, the 21-month-old daughter of Josh and Whitney Hinch.
Taking prizes in the 19-30 months boys category are, from left, first-place winner Hayden Hess, the three-year-old son of Jennifer and Tim Hess; first runner-up Ezekiel Alan Hayes, the three-year-old son of Matthew and Abigail Hayes; and second runner-up Tristan Tyler Sherrill, the two-year-old son of Treasa Brumbalough.
Taking prizes in the 31-45 months girls category are, from left, first-place winner Allison Amonette, the three-year-old daughter of Scott and Tammy Amonette; first runner-up Chloe Brooke Dixon, the three-year-old daughter of James and Kimberly Dixon; and second runner-up Ava Grace Whittaker, the three-year-old daughter of Christie and Doug Whittaker.
Taking prizes in the 46-59 months girls category are, from left, first-place winner Morgan Sears, the four-year-old daughter of Scott Sears and Milissa McDuffee; first runner-up Isabelle Mallory Christopher, the 47-month-old daughter of Tavis and Sabrina Christopher; and second runner-up Keely Frazier, the four-year-old daughter of Jon and Jennifer Frazier.
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