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A couple of cuties

Washougal youngster wins Clark County Fair 'Pretty Baby' contest

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Sunni Lambert (right), 14 months, and Preslie Castellani (left), 11 months, grin for the camera while playing at Crown Park in Camas on Monday. The girls recently competed in the Clark County Fair's Pretty Baby contest. Preslie took first in her age group, while Sunni was picked first overall. They are the daughters of longtime friends Brandie Castellani, of Camas, and Megan Lambert, of Washougal.

The “cute factor” was off the charts on a recent Saturday, as 120 babies flashed their prettiest smiles as they competed at the Clark County Fair. But the cutest of them all was a true little bundle of sunshine, appropriately named “Sunni.”

Sunni Lambert, daughter of Megan and Travis Lambert of Washougal, took home the top prize during the fair’s “Pretty Baby” contest. The proud mom said her 14-month-old daughter has a naturally outgoing nature.

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