South Australian police suspend their search for a missing toddler after authorities have not located the child, according to Superintendent Trent Cox. Police say the search is stopped because weather conditions are “challenging,” affecting operations and visibility. All reports state that as of the suspension, the infant remains missing and has not been found. The decision is presented as a response to current conditions rather than a change in the overall case status. Further updates are not included in the provided articles, but the suspension indicates active efforts to locate the child continue to be limited by the environment. The reports are consistent on the main points: the toddler remains missing, Superintendent Trent Cox is the quoted officer, and the search is paused on Tuesday because of difficult weather. The articles do not provide additional details about the circumstances of the disappearance or any specific leads or investigative steps beyond the suspension and the ongoing search efforts.