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Cleveland's Stephanie "Crochetverse" Pokorny created a freehand, crocheted Alien Xenomorph costume for her (incredibly lucky!) son, Jake, adding glow-in-the-dark fabric paint accents to make it luminescent. It's completely amazing.
If you think that's great, don't miss her Skeletor costume!
The video! WAIT FOR IT! 😱😍 Jake has this DOWN!CROCHET XENOMORPH ...
If you've been around little kids for even a second, you know their greatest threat is often themselves.
Madeline Valdivia was reminded of that yesterday, when she left her 1-year-old, Samuel, on his own for under a minute just to use the bathr... ...
This is the second story in a four-part series on how to find the safest places on the internet for kids.
Being a parent means living with constant guilt. Just when the anxiety ebbs thanks to a parenting victory, it inevitably comes crashing back in... ...
Parents may be among the world's best multitaskers, but they're no match for the internet's ability to churn out content designed to grab kids' attention. From new apps to websites to social media platforms, it's futile to keep track of every new ****... ...
This is the first story in a four-part series on how to find the safest places on the internet for kids. Life is full of scams. And you know at least one of them intimately if you’re a parent who’s been duped by a company peddling a ... ...
This is the second story in a four-part series on how to find the safest places on the internet for kids.
Being a parent means living with constant guilt. Just when the anxiety ebbs thanks to a parenting victory, it inevitably comes crashing back int... ...
The eStroller is not a newfangled concept vehicle but a real product coming to parents (and babies) later this year.
Automotive and electronic parts supplier Bosch has developed an electric drive system (complete with a battery, electric motors, sens... ...
It’s Cheat Week at Mashable. Join us as we take a look at how liars, scammers, grifters, and everyday people take advantage of life's little loopholes in order to get ahead.
Hey, we've all been there — your mom or dad asks you to tell th... ...
Dorothy is an (alleged) 15-year-old who has attained Twitter fame by hopping from device to device as her mother finds and confiscates her tools: first her phone, then her Nintendo, then her Wii U, and finally, her family smart fridge.
She's using the hashtag #FreeDorothy, and periodically her accounts have been taken over by ...
The Washington Post's Drew Harwell takes a deep look at the the use of ****** recognition products like Bunk1 at summer camps, in a deliciously terrible piece that alternates between Bunk1's president Rob Burns and Waldo Photos's founder Rodney Rice explaining that everyone loves this and it makes everyone happy, and counsellors, parents, campers and ...