The federal government's no-fly list is meant to deter terrorism aboard domestic and international flights. But the system failed massively earlier in the week when a passenger was mistakenly pulled from a JetBlue flight. Oh, and did we mention that the person in question was an 18-month-old toddler? Duh. Way to keep the skies safe, guys.
Then: There have been a couple talking E*Trade babies over the years, but this little guy is by far one of the funniest. Assuming it's for the protection of the infants, E*Trade has yet to release any of the kids' names to the public. But you'll now this one from when he got a "time out" for riding the dog around the house or his two-person commercial bit with the singing baby.
So where is he now?
When sleep strikes a child, it can do so at the most inopportune time, even in the middle of a tasty snack. But the adorable kid in this video doesn't let that stop him as he snoozes and noshes on an ice cream cone at the same time.
While wandering down a trail with his family, two-and-half-year-old Zack encounters a giant animatronic Tyrannosaurus Rex. After pausing in shock for several moments, the toddler does the most sensible thing he can -- hightail it out of there.
Adorable identical twins Lillian and Diana Bajorek wage war over a single pacifier by forcibly removing it from each other's mouths. Babies are undeniably cute, but as this video shows, sharing just isn't part of their vocabulary yet.
Orlando Magic player Glen Davis earned the nickname "Big Baby" from his peers a long time ago. But now the six-foot, nine-inch recent father continues his "baby" legacy with a post-game interview that's gone viral thanks to his adorable 20-month-old daughter Amari.
Every parent likes to think their toddler is a genius. But the parents of two-year-old Anthony Popa Urria have the Mensa membership to back that up.
Still in diapers, Anthony has been admitted into the high IQ-society on the strength of his 154 IQ, which is just short of the scores of great thinkers Albert Einstein and Stephen Hawkins.
In yet another example of a child about to be eaten by a zoo animal, an adorable one-year-old boy attracts unwanted attention from a hungry African lioness named Kya in this video. Meanwhile, the boy's parents laugh at the spectacle as if it's the cutest thing they've ever seen.
We have very sad news to report. Avery Canahuati, the five-month-old who inspired the 'Avery's Bucket List' blog, died Monday.
"Imagine you've been diagnosed with an incurable genetic disease and you are told you will not only lose your ability to walk and move your arms, but you will die between now and the next 18 months. What would you do?"
The parents of 5-month-old Avery Lynn Canahuati, who's suffering from spinal muscular atrophy, had to ask themselves this same question. Their answer? Avery's Bucket List Blog.