Author name: Fun Stuff

Children often pick up new skills quickly, sometimes picking up things you’d instead they didn’t—like your exasperated expletives. However, sometimes, they acquire skills that prove incredibly useful, as demonstrated by 8-year-old Garrett Brown from Lakeview Elementary School in Norman, Oklahoma. Garrett recently performed a life-saving act when a classmate began choking on chicken nuggets in the school cafeteria. Garrett’s ability to perform the Heimlich maneuver wasn’t something he learned in

Yesterday, 5-year-old Sophie Cruz experienced a memorable day. As the daughter of undocumented immigrants, she courageously bypassed security to reach Pope Francis as he passed by. In a heartwarming moment, she handed him a handwritten letter expressing her wish for immigration reform and received a hug from the Pope. This touching interaction quickly garnered international attention, setting a hopeful tone for the Pope’s subsequent agenda, which many anticipated would be

When a three-year-old cancer survivor with a weakened immune system is advised to stay indoors the summer before he starts preschool, a group of kind-hearted strangers makes his summer unforgettable, resulting in a truly touching story. After Quinn’s second birthday, his’ older sister Maggie noticed he was having trouble walking and kept falling. She alerted their mother, Tara. A visit to the hospital and an MRI revealed the distressing news:

Dear Parent, I understand your concerns. Every day, you hear about that child in the classroom who constantly hits, shoves, pinches, or even bites others. The child who always needs to hold my hand in the hallway sits in a particular spot on the carpet and sometimes uses a chair instead. The one who had to leave the block center because blocks aren’t meant for throwing, and who poured milk