Sophie teaches Isabel how crawling works.

Child Ryder and bulldog Rosco are simultaneously dozing off for a nap.

Whatever they’re saying, it seems very important.

The simplest things can also be the funniest, especially for a child.

The best-ever recreation of this classic video.

This boy just turned 11, and his talents will blow you away!

Luke laughs as his mother imitates him crawling around the house in the morning.

A baby doesn’t know what to make of it when Mommy blows her nose!

That’s got to be the toughest baby in that bar.  Naturally, the baby is not actually drinking alcohol!

This 8 month old boy laughed hysterically while when his dad ripped up a job rejection letter. It was so much fun that they moved on to credit card solicitations!

This 3 year old boy called 911 after his father injured himself, likely saving his dad’s life.

When baby cries, the dog cries too.

Adorable French children comment on vintage technologies from not-so-very long ago.

The song is “Home” by Edward Sharpe and the Magnetic Zeros.

Baby Embry is a natural born dancer.

(For those concerned, the parents are now aware that the child’s car seat straps are not properly secured in the video, and have since corrected the issue.)

Sometimes your own shadow can be the best toy of all.

Three year old Jonathan’s passion for classical music became apparent when he was only eight months old. Shortly after that he began conducting on his own.

6 year old Ulf Wong solves a Rubik’s cube in just 37.89 seconds!

6 year old Ulf Wong solves a Rubik’s cube in just 37.89 seconds!

The Reston Raiders (ages 8 years old and younger) demonstrate a unique celebration after each score — making snow angels.

6-year old Emily Bear has wowed audiences everywhere — including the White House.  She has played the piano since age 3, and also composes her own music.

We already knew that dogs are man’s best friend, but this little boy learned just how big a friend a dog can be when he was suddenly attacked by a swarm of bees.

Miraculously, this young man learned to “see” by employing a capability that no one else on earth has been known to do – using echolocation to navigate around his world. Ben passed away in 2009 when cancer took his life, but his memory and accomplishments live on.