Funniest YouTube Kids Cooking Shows on babble.com ›

These kids are the next Food Network stars, and they're getting their start on YouTube. Hysterical!

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Kids in the Kitchen: 20 Funniest Videos of Kids Eating and Cooking on babble.com ›

20 funny videos of kids eating and cooking

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The 50 Cutest Baby Animals Ever on babble.com ›

Kittens, calves, cubs, and more: The 50 cutest baby animals ever.

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CUTEST YouTube Videos Ever! on babble.com ›

30 amazing moments captured on YouTube, including: baby hearing mom's voice for the first time, an Idol-worthy mother-daughter duet, and the best pregnancy announcement ever.

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20 Worst YouTube Parents Ever on babble.com ›

Worst parents of the decade? 20 YouTube videos you won't believe.

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15 Video Games That Won't Rot Your Child's Brain on babble.com ›

It’s almost too easy to hate video games. With all the zombie-shooting, vampire-beheading and in some cases, hooker-murdering (ahem: Grand Theft Auto), parents who’d rather their kid didn’t grow up to steal cars or slay demons often label all boob tube games as either desensitizing or mind-numbing. The good news is, there’s another side to gaming. Designed to stimulate creativity, encourage neuron connectivity and get your kids off their butts, these fifteen games (in no particular order) build rather than burn brainpower. — Christina Couch

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The First Haircut Spells Trouble on babble.com ›

We're Sikh, so that trim is hard on a lot of levels.

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14 Best Restaurants for Kids on babble.com ›

From surprise ninjas to swashbuckling pirates, here are 14 of the most kid-friendly restaurants in the country, for both everyday outings and special-occasion splurges.

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Letting Your Child Roam on babble.com ›

Have you been underestimating your children's ability to handle a little freedom? A growing number of moms and experts are urging us to let our children loose, to let them navigate their world, whether that's the backyard or the park, with greater independence. Do you let your kids frolic alone?

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