This is a sweet video of a father earning superhero status with his young children (well at least one, another asks what just happened) as they watch him help a stranger out of a ditch by pulling the back of their Nissan Rogue to the ground so they can drive

This is some security cam footage from the Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport of a 9-year old riding a baggage conveyor belt into a sorting machine while his family and employees were distracted checking bags. Some more details while I wish I’d done this myself as a child: Airport spokesperson Pat

This is a short video of a father scaring his son with a bear-face video filter. Like, the kid starts crying because he thinks his dad is a bear. Should you do this to your own young children? Probably not. Should you do it to your nephews? I’ll let you

Children: it’s fun to pretend they’re just tiny old people which is really what they are so it isn’t even that hard to pretend. You could have the worst imagination and it would still be easy. Enter the False Teether from Fred and available from Firebox. It’s a teething ring

In online learning news, this is a video of Jennifer Jones’s precious daughter Delaney recording a video for her first grade teacher detailing how to make an arts and crafts project, while her dad performs an interpretive dance to the Kidz Bop version of ‘Uptown Funk’ in the background. Now

This is a short video of precious little Noah’s secret hiding place getting crashed by his mom Blair while he’s snacking on some crackers and watching shows on his iPad. Admittedly, that’s a pretty nice office he’s got there minus no privacy lock. Man, I wish I was still small

This is a clip from an MSNBC news segment about the coronavirus featuring an at-home interview with Dr. Irwin Redlener when his grandson storms the room and hijacks the interview with his antics. Were his actions politically motivated? I have no clue. Also, you do realize there’s an easy way

This is a short video of a little girl trying salt & vinegar chips for the first time, battling her way through the vinegary start to a satisfying, salty finish. The prognosis? They’re good. Of course as a man who never doesn’t have a bag of Miss Vickie’s Salt and