Kids stuff anything they can in their noses and mouths and ears and… I know this to be true because I’ve told my 4-year-old, “Don’t stick (insert random plastic toy item) into (ear, nose, mouth…) so many times I can’t begin to keep count. As a parent sometimes you just want to give up but the following story of 6-year-old Isaak Lasson and a LEGO tire from Salt Lake City is a keen reminder to stay on top of those kiddies! It also highlights the importance of the need for doctors to be attentive to their patients.

We all know it’s dangerous to text-and-drive, but it’s one of those things where people think that a horrible outcome won’t happen to them, just other people. Here’s one of those other people:

Although he did have a car accident, thankfully he didn’t die. He did sustain brain injuries, broke nearly every bone in his body, and had to brought back to life several times.

2 young girls got lost in the woods near their home in Newnan, GA on Monday. They were missing for 2 hours as police and firefighters searched for them. They weren’t located until neighbor Carvin Young let his little Chihuahua, Bell, go on the search. See a great local news report on a story reminding us all that dogs rule and there’s nothing quite like a good neighbor.

Last week the Jim Henson Company announced they were severing ties with fast food chain Chick-fil-A and would no longer be providing toys for their kids’ meals after the restaurant’s president Dan Cathy recently officially confirmed the company’s anti-gay marriage stance. Beloved childhood book characters The Berenstain Bears also have an upcoming promotion with Chick-fil-A, so will they be following in the furry footsteps of the muppets in opposition? Sort of, but not really.

Keep reading for the letter from the Bears posted on their official website and read the slightly more condemning statement posted by publisher HarperCollins that has since been removed!

America’s favorite found-footage horror franchise is back! (Sorry Blair Witch, you done’ got left behind.) Picking up where Paranormal Activity 2 left off (the third installment was a prequel – and a disappointing one at that), PA4 is directed by PA3 vets Henry Joost and Ariel Schulman and bears the tagline “All of the activity has led to this.” After a good bit of teasing, Paramount Pictures finally released the first official trailer today, and it looks to be a teen-centric take on the usual Paranormal Activity formula – which has not been a bad thing 66% of the time so far! PLUS, find out about Paramount’s special Facebook promotion in which you can help your hometown get an early screening of the flick!