Cooper, a two-year-old boy, was born deaf. Recently, he was given a cochlear implant to help his hearing. To test it out, they asked his mother to speak to him, with heartwarming results.
Then: We all know the naked baby on the cover of Nirvana’s album ‘Nevermind’ reaching for a dollar bill at the end of a fishhook. The infant was the photographer’s friend’s son (wow, what a mouthful) and was only 3 months old when he was thrown in the pool for the photoshoot.
So whatever did happen to the Nirvana baby?
Who's that behind those Ray Ban's? You might want to think twice if you were under the impression that celebrities were the only people who could rock sunglasses with swag. In fact, most would look the fool next to these baby-ballers.
If you've ever watched 'Jimmy Kimmel Live,' you know they have a segment where parents royally mess with their kids. It's some of the funniest content on the show, but part of us thinks it encourages parents everywhere to become gonzo filmmakers and potential 'Jackass' cast members.
It also leads us to believe that maybe parents and kids are in cahoots, staging these cute snippets from domestication. Take this video featuring a kid trying to retrieve his shoe from a laundry hamper (what is it doing in the hamper in the first place?) who gets stuck.
Sakia David, the New Jersey mom of a one-year-old boy who became trapped in a washing machine while being watched by a babysitter, is fighting mad and wants to press charges, she told 'Today.'
The Social Security Administration has come out with its annual list of the most popular baby names, and for the 13th straight year Jacob was the number one name for a boy. This is part of a broader trend toward names from the Old Testament (or possibly 'Twilight'), with Noah snagging the fifth spot and Elijah and Joshua at 13 and 14.
We're not sure what it is about musician Gotye, but something about his hit 'Somebody That I Used to Know' really appeals to children. Three-year-old Grace seems to (fortunately) miss that the song is about a relationship gone bad and happily bops to the music while strapped in a car seat instead.
It's amazing the number of things that can be done with simple Legos. You can build sweet 'Avengers' props with them. You can turn them into life-size vehicles. You can even make eye-deceiving 3D works of art. It turns out you can also use them to put your homeland in the national spotlight.
How could a three-year-old’s birthday party be complete without a birthday cake and candles? Some parents in the UK had the chance to find that out last week when they tried to light the candles on their son’s cake at a kids’ play center and someone called the cops.
Get your tissues out for this one. Although originally posted two months ago on GodTube, Lacey Buchanan's video about her son Christian went viral over this past Mother's Day weekend. Recorded on her iPhone, and with her baby boy in her arms, Buchanan uses note cards to tell her inspiring story.