PICTURED: Toddler who was killed by her family's 4WD on their rural property as her devastated parents pay tribute to their 'perfect girl'
The heartbroken parents of a toddler who was run over by the family's 4WD have paid tribute to their 'perfect girl'.
Anna Seagren was tragically killed by the 4WD on her family's property on Victor Harbor Road in Mount Jagged, South Australia, about 3.45pm on Friday.
Paramedics tried desperately to save the 'cheeky' 17-month-old, but little Anna was unable to be saved.
Anna Seagren was tragically killed by the 4WD on her family's property on Victor Harbor Road in Mount Jagged, South Australia, about 3.45pm on Friday
Paramedics tried desperately to save the 'cheeky' 17-month-old, but little Anna was unable to be saved
Her devastated parents paid tribute to their youngest daughter, who has an older sister Grace, 5, and brother Jack, 3.
'She was really cheeky, really cuddly and affectionate. She was just a perfect, happy, boisterous, gorgeous girl,' Anna's mother Jessi Seagren told Adelaide Now.
Shattered at their loss, the Seagrens remembered the happy tot for her cheerfulness and playful nature.
'She loved going on the motorbikes. 'She loved the chickens. She would chase them around,' Mrs Seagren said.
' she loved her swimming lessons. She was learning to kick her legs.'
Anna was 'best mates' with her brother Jack and copied everything he did.
They said their baby girl will be 'really missed'.
'She was really cheeky, really cuddly and affectionate. She was just a perfect, happy, boisterous, gorgeous girl,' Anna's mother Jessi Seagren said