This is a really cute idea -- these parents took a picture a day of their infant son, in pretty much the same pose, up through his first birthday. Then set those pictures to music to make this clip.

It's a great birthday gift, and the kind of video that makes you saw awwww.

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And you thought your kid was chatty. This kid seems destined for her preschool debate team.

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Mom plays banjo, baby dances. Mom stops, baby stops.

That's it, folks. But it's about as cute as it gets.

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Now you can clean the apartment AND rock the baby to sleep. Or freak him out. I love the Star Wars lullaby the modified Roomba plays as the bewildered baby tries to figure out what's going on.

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Grandma is not going to like to see this video, I bet.

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Proof that there are more uses for baby videos than showing them to Grandma.

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The title to this entry says it all. All the kid needs is glow sticks and a Dr.Seuss-esque hat.

This clip is amazingly viral--almost 700,000 in one day.

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Why do I feel like the last parent on Earth to put a video of her child on YouTube/Funny or Die/College Humor/etc.?

This clip is a slightly different take on the laughing baby.

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So one day someone thought, "Hey, let's give my baby a lemon (or lime) and film his/her reaction for YouTube. I bet the baby will make a funny face."

Because of that pioneer there is a whole genre of videos of parents encouraging their offspring to eat sour fruits. It seems a little cruel to me. Are there parents out there who really feed their kids lemon wedges?

Here's the most popular of the genre--Little Lucas eating a lemon wedge to Franz Ferdinand's "Take Me Out." Nearly a half-million people have watched this young fellow eat a lemon.

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