Kids

Dogs and cats are known to do battle, but the little girl in the video below doesn't want her feline friend to have anything to do with this timeless blood feud.

There's always something amusing when a child picks up an instrument and attempts to play it. Usually, we stomach through their performance trying to hide our judgmental faces, the ones that have "please let this be over soon" written all over them. But six-year-old Jaxon Smith, who nails a cover of Foo Fighters' 'Pretender,' is much different.

The parents of 5-year-old Scotty Meyer, who suffers from autism, were fear stricken when they realized their son had disappeared. The family officially reported him missing midday last Tuesday, convinced that he had slipped out of the house while their air conditioning was being repaired. Fortunately, he was found the next morning thanks to the help of one furry little guy on four legs -- an 8-yea

Children are natural pranksters and the two kids in this clip don't disappoint as they electrocute their poor dad over and over. Don't worry. No parents were harmed in the making of this video, but at least one became seriously frustrated.

Eduard Khil, also known as Mr. Trololo, may passed on, but he'll never leave our hearts. Or, apparently, our computer screens. Trololo will never die, not while kids like this are making parodies like this.

On the internet, there's no shortage of people trying to eat ill-advised things. (Remember the "cinnamon challenge?") This is yet another example of a bad gastronomical decision where a little boy tries to sneak a hot yellow pepper while no one's looking. Needless to say, he immediately regrets it.

When Tanishq Abraham was around two-years-old, his parents noticed there was something different about him. He was already counting, and seemed to be able to grasp concepts way beyond his years. By age four Tanishq was accepted into the high IQ society MENSA.

The pint-sized filmmakers at Kids Swede Movies has done some pretty great work in the past by recreating scenes from 'There Will Be Blood,' 'Monty Python and the Holy Grail' and 'The Big Lebowski' using an all-kid cast. But they've really outdone themselves this time with the infamous "chestburster" scene from 'Alien.' It's both cute and highly disturbing at the same time.

Move over Overly Attached Girlfriend, Drunk Baby is our newest favorite meme. With droopy eyes and perched in front of a beer, this baby looks both adorable and, well, drunk. But with Drunk Baby all the rage, let's just say Godfather Baby is not happy. Don't worry though, funny babies aren't all we have this week. Skeptical Third World Kid is back again and we can always depend on Forever Alone. O

When NPR radio reporter Jeff Cohen's 5-year-old daughter Sadie gave her 3-year-old sister Eva a very unauthorized haircut, he obviously wasn't too pleased. But it didn't take long for him to realize that Eva's new asymmetrical do (pictured left) was actually pretty funny and that the story of how the haircut came to be was downright adorable.

There is nothing more exciting to a kid than the onset of summer vacation. But the youngsters at Brooklyn's PS 10 got a whole different kind of thrill during their last days of the school year when their parents showed up in the school yard last week and serenaded them with an elaborate flash mob.

In a move that seems to defy all logic, a school in Washington State has banned the use of sunscreen, sending two sisters to the hospital with painful-looking sunburn after a field trip.

While most young boys are focused on playing video games, Ezekiel Stoddard of Temple Hills, MD, is more concerned with preaching the gospel to his congregation. You see, Stoddard recently became an ordained minister at only 11-years-old.

When kids meet their favorite professional athletes, there are usually two things that happen. They either play it cool or they freak out like they had just won the sports lottery. Recently, one little eight-year-old girl got to meet New York Giants quarterback Eli Manning and star wide receiver Victor Cruz at a meet and greet event.

Although you probably wouldn't recognize Max Page, you have almost certainly seen him before. The 7-year-old played miniature Darth Vader in Volkswagen's 2011 Super Bowl ad, a spot that is among the most popular in the history of the Big Game. After the commercial aired, Max made an appearance on 'Today,' where his mom revealed he had been diagnosed with a congenital heart defect at birth and has