
All kids think they're the center of the universe. This one got reinforcement from a crowd at the World Series parade. He raised his hand for a photo, and the crowd across the street cheered him on.

Doesn't mean baby gets. Unless baby goes to
this store . .

This little guy is just hanging out with his dad when he's startled by a rude interruption. I've never seen such a look of pure terror.

There are over 400 baby attacks every year, particularly against nannies, for whom babies feel no filial attachment. Watch as the nanny-cam captures — not adult-on-baby abuse (thank heavens) — but the still quite terrifying baby-on-adult abuse. They're cute, people, until they attack.

These vids of
babies tasting lemons never get old. You'd think Emma here was sampling a fine wine, the way she savors this tasting. She takes an initial nibble, inspects the slice, goes in for another taste, and then gnaws on it a bit.

The gal wearing the boots? Oh that's not a stripper, that's the babysitter.
Thanks,
College Humor!

This little guy can't even take a stand, but he's already tapping his foot to the tune of Mama's banjo. She strings, he bounces. She stops, he chills.

Even the grumpiest folks can't resist cracking a smile at the sound of a high-pitched baby belly laugh. I'm sure the babe below brought that kind of giggle to the table, but we'll never know because this laugh is in slow-mo. The result?

I think this baby is an adherent of the Lee Strasberg school of "method acting." Just reach deep inside and give 'em what you know, which in this case is "flail arms around" and "grunt." It works for me!