This is the very appropriately titled ‘This F***’d Me Up as a kid!’, a compilation video of movie scenes predominately from the 80’s and 90’s that were nightmare fuel for kids to watch. Most scary, some heartbreaking. Obviously, the worst of them all has been and always will be– “Artax

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

Toddlers: they’re crafty little devils. They’re basically raccoons that can communicate a little better and spend less time in the sewers. Take this tyke for instance — the MOMENT his bedroom door is closed he drops the fake sleeping act and climbs over his crib railing. Does he moonlight as

Some kids have all the fun. Case in point: this little fun-loving devil enjoying a wild ride on the custom R/C car built by Instagrammer phwillys. And as far as I can tell this is exactly what it was built for too. Now if I could just get my hands

This is a video of Youtuber Once Upon A Workbench building a playhouse for his children that’s a tiny version of the house you can buy in Hateno Village in The Legend Of Zelda: Breath Of The Wild. He did a fantastic job, not just with the house, but with

Kids: they say the darndest things. And in the case of my nephews, usually loudly and when I’m trying to watch a show or take a nap. This is a short video of a precious little boy in West Virginia (my home state — hit it, John Denver!) asking if

This is the Kickstarter campaign for the very cleverly named Stairslide, modular plastic slide pieces that can be nested on top of each other to create a slide to fit any length stairs. Each piece covers three stairs, so divide your total stairs by 3 to figure out how many