In news that’s only going to increase exponentially as the robot army grows, a little humanoid robot wearing a blue clown wig recently kicked a child at an amusement park in Xinjiang, China. No word if the kid had called the robot’s mom a bucket of bolts. Thankfully, the child

Using “historical studies, youth polls, cultural trends, and modern surveys,” this is a visualization of what kids want to be when they grow up, detailing the changing dream jobs of children aged 8 – 12 from 1920 to 2026. In 1983 children stopped wanting to be president, and ninja took

This is a video from China of a group of young martial artists performing a choreographed routine with little humanoid robots. Admittedly, I did like the part where the robots were flipping off of the springboard. I did not like the part where they were waving swords, even if the

In just the kind of news I like to hear, this is a video documenting the good work of 12-year old Roman McKonn, who’s helped rehome over 4,800 shelter dogs through transporting, fostering, and making videos with the dogs. Great job, Roman. He’s also very well spoken for a 12-year

Well, it’s Halloween, and you know what that means– “You’re going to TP your neighbor’s yard and blame it on children.” Why break tradition? This is a compilation of kids getting scared by animatronic Halloween props. There are also a few human scares as well. It was a fun watch.

These are several videos of 2024 Kendama World Cup U9 champion Naru Nishimoto demonstrating his very impressive skills with the toy. Naru was the youngest entrant in the competition and still took home the gold. And I can see why. If I had this level of hand-eye coordination I might

This is a video of a young rollerblader demonstrating her incredible balance by skating (and spinning around) on a single wheel. That’s wild! For reference, last weekend I tried riding my bike for a few seconds without holding the handlebars and time traveled to a future where I woke up

Organized by the Anaheim Elementary School District in California, this is a video of the Guinness World Record-breaking game of red light, green light played by 1,423 students at Yorba Park in Anaheim. That’s great. Unfortunately, the wholesome nature of red light, green light has been forever tarnished by Squid