President Obama isn't afraid to let loose and have some fun with the country's little citizens! Click through to see 5 cute moments from 2012 that the Today show featured on their website...
Do any of your neighbors have an over-the-top Christmas display in their yard this year? The Hyatt house in Plantation Acres, Florida, may top them all.
To welcome the children of Sandy Hook Elementary into their new schools, kids everywhere are sending paper snowflakes! Click through for how-to's, then mail your creations to: Connecticut PTSA, 60 Connolly Parkway, Building 12, Suite 103, Hamden, CT 06514.
I found myself looking at my daughter's Christmas presents and weeping. The parents who lost children in Sandy Hook will be looking at presents that will go unopened. Was there something I could do to help them know our hearts are with them?
In the wake of the school shooting in Newtown, Connecticut, parents are resorting to any means possible to protect their kids at school. For some, that means actual armor.
We first posted about McKenna Pope, 13, in early December, when she petitioned Hasbro to make a gender-neutral Easy Bake Oven. It looks like her efforts have paid off!
If you haven't already noticed the hashtags #20Acts and #26Acts popping up on your Facebook, Twitter, or other social media accounts, here's how they started, what they mean, and why we're spreading the word. On Sunday, NBC News Correspondent Ann Curry...
As we search for ways to explain what has happened to our children without needlessly alarming them, one writer suggests that what we don't say might be more important than what we do.
As the shock of Friday's shooting at Sandy Hook Elementary School begins to wear off, our thoughts are turning to ways to help the devestated parents and kids in that community.
Do your children know the story of Christmas? Jimmy Kimmel asked kids for their version of events and has put together a charming, if ridiculous, video from their responses.
Have you ever seen your child hurt or upset and been unable to comfort her? Tammy Daniels had that difficult experience this week when her 12-year-old daughter was detained by TSA at the airport.
The holidays are fun, but they are tiring. How do kids deal with the burn-out? Napping whenever they can. Click to see some hilarious pics of kids napping in the most unusual ways.
Whether you're a die-hard Elf-er or don't understand the fuss, one of our Top 25 Funny Moms has posted an elf-themed story that's guaranteed to make you smile!
Guided by her dad's hands, two-year-old Adalynn Willett stepped out into the sunshine for the very first time after spending her entire life in the hospital.
A storm is raging in France over the fate of a teacher who asked his 13- and 14-year-old students to write an autobiographical essay explaining how they would justify killing themselves.
Without even leaving the five boroughs of New York, Danny Goldfield has managed to meet and take portraits of children from 169 countries in seven years.
After five infant deaths and several requests from the Consumer Product Safety Commission, manufacturers of a portable baby sleep product refuse to recall their product or refund anyone who has purchased it.
Are ads for the Easy Bake Oven sexist? One thirteen-year-old girl thinks so, and she's petitioning for change so that her brother doesn't have to feel silly for wanting one.
For two years the mother had passed her daughter off as "Samuel," even to her father, by dressing and grooming her as a boy and falsifying her gender on her birth certificate.
A mom in St. Louis thought a visit from Ariel would be just the thing to make her little girl's day special, and was instead shocked by what she saw when she opened the door,
The San Francisco Chronice is showcasing an amazing collection of "then-and-now" photos, which show family members in the same locations and poses at different points in time.
A Kentucky mom and grandmother have been arrested after developing photos in a local store that show the younger woman's children attempting to smoke marijuana.
