Popcorn
The Kid Should See This How do you pop popcorn? This 16 second New Year’s treat by Zita Bernet and Rafael Sommerhalder of Zurich-based animation studio Crictor suggests that popping kernels one at a time could be a […]
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Baby Koala Elsa at Australian Reptile Park
The Kid Should See This In October 2019, caregivers at Australian Reptile Park in Somersby, New South Wales, north of Sydney, shared a video about their hands-on care of a baby koala named Elsa. Her mother developed severe mastitis and […]
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How to help the victims of the Australian fires, because you always have the biggest hearts in times of need
Cool Mom Picks When I shared the news about the 12 million acres destroyed (so far) and thousands displaced in the current Australian fires, my always-on-social-media daughter was shocked. Why hadn’t she seen this? And what could we do to […]
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Is there life on your nose?
The Kid Should See This You can’t see them, but they’re here. They are on you. In you. And you’ve got more than a hundred thousand billion of them. They’re with you when you eat, when you breathe, when you […]
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Artemis and How We Are Going to the Moon
The Kid Should See This Between 1968 and 1972, America launched 9 human missions to the Moon, 6 of which successfully touched down, allowing 12 men to walk on the lunar surface. NASA’s next chapter of lunar exploration, called Artemis, […]
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The best children’s books of 2019 to read in 2020: All the lists in one convenient place.
Cool Mom Picks It’s time to make your 2020 reading list! This is our fifth year to round up all the year’s best-of lists of children’s books, all in one convenient place for you, so you can have quick access […]
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Why can water drops pass through a soap bubble?
The Kid Should See This Filmed in slow motion by Science Luxembourg, water drops travel through a soap bubble, mostly without breaking it. How can this happen? A translation from French at science.lu: To understand the phenomenon, it […]
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