Kids

What were you doing when you were 4? If you were anything like us, you spent your days trying to keep up with the complex plots of 'Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles.' Four-year-old Heidi Hankins from Winchester, England, however, taught herself how to read at a rapid pace, complete basic arithmetic and even draw accurate pictures of people. Her latest IQ test gave her a score of 159.

How does one feed adrenaline junkie toddlers? According to this dad, apparently fill a sack full of foam and toss your kid across the room. This video will either shock you, or it may make you laugh, because it's little boy wearing just a diaper and a cape being flung by his dad from across the room -- twice.

For the uninitiated, 'The Elements' is a song written in 1959 by musical humorist and mathematician Tom Lehrer, which recites the names of all the chemical elements on the periodic table. Actor Daniel Radcliffe famously sang it on a British chat show and helped introduce the song to a new generation. One such fan is three-year-old Rose, who first attempted to sing the catchy tune when she was just

The Adele song 'Someone Like You' is about heartbreak and loss.  But these adult themes don't stop 8-year-old Fitri Cerado from absolutely nailing the emotional ballad in a YouTube performance that is beginning to go viral.

Move over Jonas Brothers. Take a powder, One Direction. There's a new youthful musical group getting a lot of buzz on the Web-- and they're a family.

Video arcades aren't as popular as they once were, what with modern gaming systems bringing high-quality graphics into the home. And a video arcade featuring only games made out of cardboard? Well, that obviously wouldn't stand a chance in today's marketplace. But a cardboard video arcade is what nine-year-old Caine Monroy built, and it includes an innovative collection of games like soccer, baske

At a time when "shocking amateur footage"-inspired movies like 'Paranormal Activity' are all the norm, here's a video from Russia that has been raising suspicions about its authenticity. A new report (in Russian) shows footage recorded by an individual in a forest with his dog, who all of a sudden stumbles upon a young girl in the distance floating above ground.

When did every grown-up get together and decide that kids should be impressed, or at the very least, amused by the sight of a grown man or woman dressed like an over-sized animal?

2012 has already offered a bevy of what will no doubt go down as the best viral videos featuring kids of the year. Thanks to the proliferation of camera phones and other video devices, the chance that kids' humorous antics are captured on video for all to see has never been higher.

Family run businesses are often generations old, with one generation passing on their knowledge to the next. Some restaurants are no different, like this pizzeria in Jersey City, NJ. Here's a video of a proud dad showing off his seven-year-old son's pizza tossing skills in their restaurant kitchen.

Not everyone can rap as fast as Busta Rhymes - but this talented kid can. It's a skill this tyke has figured out at the tender age of four. Check out his promising debut video that's gone viral, where he lays down some slick verses that have absolutely no meaning. (Pretty much like modern day music, really.)

From the first time a kid picks up a basketball, he imagines hitting a half-court shot as the clock runs out. Austin Worthen, a third grader from Oklahoma, has fulfilled that dream before his tenth birthday.

Somewhere along the way, an egg-toting, gift-giving rabbit became associated with the Easter holiday. We assume that soon after, sadistic parents decided that it would be fun to make sure any likeness of this generous rabbit should be creepy and frightening so they can take pictures and video of their children being completely freaked out.

Last week, Alicia Silverstone shocked the internet with a video of her chewing up some food and then feeding it mamma bird style to her 11-month-old son Bear. Silverstone calls the technique "premasticating." But, as Jimmy Kimmel correctly pointed out, the rest of us call it "disgusting."

In his latest video, five-year-old comedian Zay Zay rails against lazy parents and plots delicious revenge against his slothful dad. Sure, kids can be helpful around the house. But, if this video is any indication, you may want to think twice before you ask them to fetch you something to drink.