This baby was throwing an all out fit until his mother turned on Florence and The Machine's "Dog Days Are Over" and the baby starts rocking out. It's pretty adorable. No Teletubbies for this kid. Pitchfork would be proud.

A lot of people have been wondering why New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg tapped former Hearst chief Cathie Black to run the city's school system. Add Black to the list: Bloomberg never even interviewed her before offering her the job.

This is Jonathan. Jonathan is three years old. And, if this video is to serve as any proof, Jonathan has quite a career ahead of him as a symphonic conductor. Watch as he flawlessly conducts Beethoven's 5th, and say "Aww!"

Meet Asher Bradshaw! Asher is six-years-old and loves to skateboard. Not only does he love to skateboard, he's really good at it. Insanely good. Here's a video of Asher showing off some of his moves at the Venice Beach Skatepark.

The Fine Brothers, our favorite spoiler-heavy video makers, are back with something new—and different! Watch as a bunch of kids are subjected to several famous viral videos—from Chris Crocker to the Trololo Song—to get their hilariously innocent reactions.

"We're going to Disney baby!" exclaims mom, hoping to surprise her kids. Pause for reaction.. wait for it.. disappointment! They've been driving for the past 20 hours, the dentist was a pretty unlikely option at this point.

This young man wants his vlog commenters to cease and desist from calling him fat. No longer is our attention on his weight but the awkward manner in which he quells his naysayers. Video inside.

The president of Disney Channels Worldwide, the fearsomely named Carolina Lightcap, recently announced that the new Disney Junior channel, for kids ages 2-7, won't focus so much on academic education as social skills and behavior lessons. That's what moms want.

In a touching(ish) blog post making the rounds today, a mommy blogger (guhh) defends her son against some mean, judgmental moms who questioned whether or not her son should have worn a Daphne from Scooby Doo costume to school.

Just when you think we're headed in the Right direction, here comes godless CommieQueer San Francisco to muck it all up. Their proposed ban of McDonald's Happy Meal toys has passed. What's next, banning children's handguns?? Goose step away, 'Frisco.

Last week gentlemen (or one gentleman, depending on who you believe) from two Duke fraternity houses sent out, to 300 or so choice ladies, an email wooing them to their houses by calling them sluts and making Helen Keller jokes.

An elementary school boy got detention for farting on the school bus. The bus driver maintains the boy's flatulence was an exercise in sadism, saying "While others scream, he laughs." Now, he says he is more secretive about his flatulence.

We bet you had completely forgotten this gem of a Halloween special from the early 90s featuring a very-young Shirli Appleby, Jonathan Brandis, and everybody's favorite OCD-laden Double Dare host. You can thank us later — or not.

Shot inside a 99 Cent store, this music video features kids singing / rapping / talking along with the famous Jay-Z song. This time, of course, with a Halloween edge. Time to get in a trick-or-treating mood!

In the Thursday edition of, "Cute kids doing cute and/or funny things," we have this: watch as a kid mimics—with great veracity and accuracy—the actions of a guard outside of Stockholm's Royal Palace. All together, now—bawwwww! Video inside.

Two Syrian kids, Khalid and Hala, met on a family trip and "fell in love." Their parents arranged their engagement with the wedding scheduled for 2020. When I was five, I proposed to Velma from Scooby-Doo. Thankfully she said no.

Four-year-old Isabella has probably driven her parents crazy listening to The Little Mermaid soundtrack on repeat, but we think she's adorable! We particularly love her use of the dramatic pause around the one-minute mark.

So, videos of children being hurt aren't funny (except that they are, sometimes), but I bet you'll have a hard time not laughing at this. Watch a little girl yell, "Go!" to her dog, which he does. Then, she flies/falls.

A 10-year-old in Illinois, land of promise, recently called 911 emergency response to complain about the dinner his dad served. Guys, let's go over this. If it's not bleeding or on fire or trying to kill you, don't call 911.

Today marks the day that Willow Smith—aka the 9-year-old daughter of Will and Jada—releases her first music video, for her first single, "Whip My Hair." And, honestly? It's good. Actually, it's really good. Like, really good. Watch inside.