It's really the little things that make Carl from the Pixar movie 'Up' the perfect party costume -- the tennis balls on that PVC pipe walker are not only functional, they're also accurate. Okay, *technically* the tennis balls should be on a cane, but what are you going to do, fill a kid up on cake then give him essentially a big stick to swing around? That's a surefire way to ruin the cutest party ever.
It almost looks like they're going to do the 'Thriller' dance, but the little kids in this video can't resist the opportunity to jump on the bed without getting in trouble.
Admit it-- you’ve definitely been caught once or twice passionately lip-synching in the car with awesome dance moves to match. In between drum solos, you catch the guy in the car next to you laughing his pants off at your antics, and you not-so-casually look away, pretending you were just swatting at the non-existent fly that’s hindering your driving skills. Rocking out in the car doesn’t have to be embarrassing; we just have to embrace the fact that we look completely ridiculous while doing so.
An eight-year-old boy living in New York State is probably counting his blessings today. The local police have decided not to file any charges against the boy, or his family, after young Andrew Letts decided to take his mom’s car out for a joyride.
This little kid will brighten your day, once you get over the crippling guilt of quitting piano lessons as a child so you wouldn't have to miss 'Tiny Toons.' He's only five years old, but he's an amazing pianist
After a long, hard summer of chasing after kids, there's no better time for parents than the first day of school. As proof, check out this mom who literally dances in the street as her grumpy kids board a bus to start a new school year. Go mom!
Do NOT watch this if you don't want to cry. It's going to happen. A little boy lost his favorite stuffed animal on a family camping trip, and three years later his mom found it on eBay and surprised him with it
Moms can be a little embarrassing from time to time. It’s part of their motherly duties. Trying on wigs on national television, forcing kids to wear terrible clothes on their first day of school, shaving numbers onto quadruplet's heads to tell them apart. Whaaaa????? No really, a mom in Shenzhen, China decided that was a good idea.
Homework. Even if you haven't been in school for years the thought of it can send shivers down your spine. But this fact of life for most kids is no problem for students at Gaithersburg Elementary School in Maryland -- their principal, Stephanie Brant, banned homework when she took over two years ago. Instead these lucky K-through-fifth graders are each required to read a book of their choice for 30 minutes a night.