The Babble List: The 50 Funniest Kid Videos Ever
A full dose of laughing babies, dancing toddlers and accidental swear words.
by the Babble Staff
May 15, 2009
#10
Hey Jude
The Beatles have been covered by The Rolling Stones, U2, and Jimi Hendrix. But the rock legends have nothing on this diaper-wearing, guitar-toting toddler's rendition of "Hey Jude."
#9
Cute Girl Singing
If YouTube had a karaoke champion, it would be this little girl, singing her heart out to an Indonesian love song.
#8
Baby Tearing Paper
Get it? See, because it's one piece of paper — and then when it rips, it becomes two pieces of paper! Nine-month-old Ethan thinks this is the best joke of all time.
#7
Star Wars Explained by a Three-Year-Old
Guess Star Wars isn't that complicated after all. The greatest trilogy of all time is explained in ninety seconds by a three-year-old. Her take on Darth Vader? "Don't talk back, or he'll getcha!" Smart girl.
#6
Evil Eye
Proof that toddlers are nefariously plotting our doom. And then laughing about it.
#4
Kick His Ask!
Plenty of videos feature little kids unknowingly swearing. But when this innocent, high-pitched three-year-old tells you what she would do if a monster came into her room, it's probably the sweetest accidental cuss word ever uttered.
#3
David After the Dentist
With more than 20 million views, this video of disoriented seven-year-old David Devore recovering from anesthesia is a YouTube sensation. The video earned David advertising revenue and a trip to Disney World, but fame hasn't been all sweet. In March, David's parents defended themselves on the Today Show from critics who claimed they were exploiting their child.
#2
Laughing Baby
Swedish baby William has the most infectious belly laugh ever captured on video, as evidenced by the insane view count — over 85 million, making it the eighth most-viewed YouTube video of all time. The laughing baby has been the subject of a Slate article and a South Park spoof — it even made the Queen of England laugh. Well, chuckle. Well, smile, anyway.
#1
Charlie Bit My Finger
If you haven't seen this video of baby biting his brother's hand, you've been living in a hole. With more than 95 million views, the video's made British brothers Harry and Charlie two of YouTube's best-loved toddlers. The video has spawned countless video spoofs and TV appearances. The British brothers now have their own blog and fan club, too. They're also the reason we want a baby with a British accent. Can you blame us?
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