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What are the requirements of a kid model?

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Popular age groups for kid models:
- six months
- eighteen months
- twenty four months
- two
- 5 and 6
- 8 to 10
- 12 to 14

Physical attributes:
- Good personalities
- Children with alot of expression
- Well behaved on set
- Children who are animated

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