Kids

If anybody should be immune to being grossed out by a runny nose, it's a kid, since much of childhood is spent discussing the finer points of boogers and snot. However, when a little boy sneezes, this little girl can't help but to stare in abject horror as the mucus runs down his face and over his chin.

'Pulp Fiction' is a pretty racy movie and it's probably the last flick you'd show to children. Maybe that's why this 'Pulp' scene, reenacted by a couple of kids, is so hilarious.

Left untreated, a cleft lip dooms a child to a lifetime of emotional and physical difficulties. It's a also relatively easy condition to fix, and the organization Operation Smile has made it their mission to provide free surgery to needy children around the world who suffer from cleft lip and other facial deformities. In this heartwarming video you can see a young Brazilian girl's shocked and over

When Chinese police pulled over a regular-sized eight-seat minivan, they were shocked to find a whopping 64 children stuffed inside of it.

A boy in the Cambodian village of Koak Roka has gained worldwide attention for suckling milk directly from a cow's udders, Reuters reports.

Setting: a backyard pool somewhere in suburbia. Crickets chirp, the air-conditioner hums, and a little boy standing by the pool chews on his goggles. After about 15 seconds of this tranquil scene, the camera finds a little girl, also poolside in a bathing suit. "I'm pooping," the little girl matter-of-factly declares.

We've witnessed laser pointers entertain and baffle cockatoos and cats. Now comes proof that the shifty device is also a big hit with toddlers.

Since 2007, the Zombie Research Society has been raising awareness about the undead and the upcoming zombie pandemic. Their latest effort, an illustrated book called 'That's Not Your Mommy Anymore,' aims to educate the younger members of our society on what to do when a parent becomes a brain-eating monster.

Well, it beats a Barney song. In the video below, someone's little cherub gives an enthusiastic -- and repeated -- rendition of 'Keep Trying' from 'Yo Gabba Gabba,' adding emphatic shakes and nods of her head while singing lyrics such as "Don't stop, don't give up!" and "You'll get it right," resulting in a truly Method-worthy performance.

In this video, a youngster stares down a TV reporter's amply-filled halter top like he's just discovering the wonders of the female form for the first time. His sheepish -- but not necessarily apologetic -- look when caught is pretty priceless.

When little Phoebe gets buried up to her neck in sand, she doesn't get restless like most two-year-olds would. Instead, she insists that her mom put more sand on her. The things that entertain toddlers ...

Turns out that underneath all his famously bad hair, Donald Trump actually does have something slightly resembling a heart. After 10-year-old Culley Larson's BMX bike was stolen, the youngster hoped to appeal to the thief by writing a letter to his paper asking for its return. ABC News picked up his cause and their coverage went viral. The dastardly criminal never did surface, but several generous

Artist Andrew Kolb has re-imagined the song 'Space Oddity,' David Bowie's epic tale of disaster in the great beyond, as an illustrated children's book, borrowing Bowie's lyrics for the narrative.

When this little boy's father tells him that a bug caught in a spiderweb isn't going to ever be able to escape, the boy naively responds that he thinks the bug's "mommy has to come and get him out." It's a touching reminder of how the innocence of childhood can stand up to even the starkest cruelty of the natural world.

12 years after losing her fingers as a result of sepsis brought on by chicken pox, 15-year-old Chloe Holmes has become the youngest person in Europe (and the first outside of America) to be fitted with bionic fingers.