Kids

We're counting down the days to the May 4th release of 'The Avengers,' which is sure to be a blast. But a major blockbuster film release also means promotional tie-ins. Like with department store chain Target, who are now offering its shoppers a whole slew of 'Avengers' goodies. And what better way to 'target' their customers by dressing up little kids as the Avenger superheroes and letting their

Calling her act 'Laughter with Teddie,' this little girl asks all the right questions. "Why do people sleep in pajamas?," she asks. In a video just shy of two minutes, this aspiring stand-up comic ponders over things only her audience, presumably her age, would find amusing. Like, "what's the deal with glossy paper?"

Learning to ski can be exciting and fun, but it can also take a lot out of you. Young Bode knows all too well how physically exhausting a day on the slopes can be, as he fell asleep standing up in his skis after a rough day on the mountain.

Anyone who thinks children aren't capable of amazing feats had best prepare themselves for the following news. Fairlawn, NJ, native recently set a new world record in the raw squat weightlifting event by lifting a massive 215 pounds. Oh, and did we mention that she's only 10-years-old?

Getting compared to Bart Simpson is the ultimate compliment for any pint-sized skateboarder. But it's a compliment that 8-year old Schaeffer McLean, who's been dubbed "The Real Life Bart Simpson" has certainly earned.

Whitney Houston touched so many lives across generations with her music and passionate performances, which is why we're still looking for that ultimate tribute that can truly pay homage to the iconic singer. We may not have found the most epic one of them all, but we've certainly found the most touching performance by the children's choir PS22 from Staten Island.

Yesterday was the NBA trading deadline. If you aren't a sports fan, you can be forgiven for not knowing this, but typically such deadlines are marked with a flurry of trade activity.

Kids say the darndest things. Turns out, some of them are even good at putting those words down on a piece of paper. Like how a weatherman at a local TV station received a fan letter from a young student named Flint, after visiting his school. What Flint wrote has gotten the internet in a tizzy, just wondering how on Earth a kid like him could write something so hilariously strange. Check it out b

Yesterday, 3/14, was PI Day. Not being so mathematically inclined, we celebrated with some weird looking "pies." But we imagine the star of the video below did something much more impressive to mark the occasion.

Great inventors like Thomas Edison and Johann Gutenberg might have given us great things that have ushered mankind into a new era of prosperity, but they weren't very huggable. Meet seven-year-old science wonder Audri.

This cute ad for the Stockholm Open has tennis playing children made to look like court legends such as John McEnroe, Jim Courier and Roger Federer. (Just to be clear, these aren't the actual kid versions of tennis stars.) Check out the mini-doppelgangers below.

Some people are saying the mother in this video pushed her child into the prize machine so he could steal merchandise and possibly get some money. But we've seen how excited little kids get about the plush toys these types of machines give out, so we suspect the tyke tried to sneak in through the out door on his own.

Some kids want to be a fireman, a professional athlete or a superhero when they grow up. Five-year-old Zay Zay dreams of one day becoming a standup comedian. From the looks of his adorably funny YouTube routine, this kid might have the creative chops and charisma to keep that dream alive long enough for it to become a reality.

We're not sure if Ellen DeGeneres is paying Sophia Grace and Rosie, the two adorable English cousins who have become fixtures on her daytime talk show. But she has certainly rewarded the duo in a currency kids their age understand: A trip to Disneyland.

Hot on the heels of the backwards-speaking teenager comes another youngster with an amazingly weird talent. This time, a girl sings 'Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Star' in its entirety with her mouth closed. Where do you find these people, internet?