Cute Kid of the Week Poll
Vote for your favorite Cute Kid of the week.
Vote for your favorite Cute Kid of the week.
Our 'Cute Kid' of the day, Andrea Chiaradio, of Stonington High School in Connecticut, pitched a perfect game by striking out every single batter she faced — 21 of them over the course of the seven-inning game.
Chiaradio was so dominant, in fact, the opposing team didn’t even hit a foul ball. That’s right — they never made contact with any of her pitches.
Despite being born with no hands, our 'Cute Kid' of the day, Annie Clark is a pretty normal kid. She dresses herself, drinks soda from a can she opens, types on her computer and hopes to one day write a book about animals. Oh, and the seven-year-old just won a trophy and $1,000 in a national penmanship competition.
There are few moments in a parent’s life more joyous than watching their child realize they’re about to become an older brother or sister.
Our 'Cute Kid' of the day got to experience just such a moment when her parents tried to tell her that someone else would be moving in with them down the road. They also came up with a rather novel way of telling her. Rather than just blurt out the news, they gave her a T-shirt that read “I’m the Big Sister.”
Vote for your favorite 'Cute Kid' of the week.
At a time when many of his peers’ voices are still cracking, 14-year-old Jake Foushee’s voice is deep and smooth. Deep enough, in fact, to allow him to do a pretty spot-on imitation of legendary movie trailer guy Don LaFontaine. Check out the impressive display of our 'Cute Kid' or should I say 'Cute Teen' of the day, below.
What were you doing when you were 4? If you were anything like us, you spent your days trying to keep up with the complex plots of ‘Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles.’
Our 'Cute Kid' of the day, four-year-old Heidi Hankins from Winchester, England, however, taught herself how to read at a rapid pace, complete basic arithmetic and even draw accurate pictures of people. Her latest IQ test gave her a score of 159.
For the uninitiated, ‘The Elements’ is a song written in 1959 by musical humorist and mathematician Tom Lehrer, which recites the names of all the chemical elements on the periodic table. Actor Daniel Radcliffe famously sang it on a British chat show and helped introduce the song to a new generation. One such fan is our 'Cute Kid' of the day, three-year-old Rose, who first attempted to sing the catchy tune when she was just two.
Brotherly love can’t come any sweeter than this. Here’s a homecoming soldier who surprises his little brother at his school.