Kids

Even one missing child is one too many. For 5 Wisconsin families, this is now their reality as their children went missing in the month of May alone. There's hope someone has information that will help authorities bring them home safely.

If I were only allowed one wish to fix a lone issue that is wrong with our world right now, it would be the children who go missing. There are 10 kids in Missouri who have just gone missing over the past month and the hope is that someone has information that can bring them home safely.

Now, the thing is, you gotta register soon, because the regular camps only have room for 18 kids. So once the spots are filled up, that's it.

It is true that there are no statutes ruling what age you can leave your child home alone in Missouri, but that does not mean you can't get in big trouble if you're not careful. The question and answer of what decides if a child in Missouri is safe by themselves at home is complicated.

One year I even saw a kid who was re-hiding the eggs because he didn't want the Hunt to end. Can you imagine the panic the host felt when she heard that?

Which, you know, is fine, but you can get a little carried away, I'm sure.  So here's a little thought experiment about how to prepare.

This Dad has found the solution to his kid's lunch issue. The kids demand sammitches with no crusts.... but then what? You can't just waste the crusts by throwing them out and letting the kids win, right?

Look, the baby at least seems happy.

An Oklahoma legislator has proposed a law to keep kids under 16 off social media without parental consent. There are similar bills in Congress.

Of course, not every experience is seeing a loud concert in the theater surrounded by other music nerds dancing to specific choreography while you all sing loudly, "YOU CAN'T STOP ME LOVING MYSELF" at the top of your lungs.