There are few things cuter than watching young children dance, but watching young children car dance is one of them. Sometimes, you're cruising around, listening to tunes, and all of a sudden you catch a sweet glance in the rear-view mirror of them bogeying down right there in the back seat.

Not all of us are able to capture those hilarious moments when they happen, but the parents in the following video did. It's a compilation of some of the cutest, funkiest little car-seat dancing dudes and dudettes you've ever seen. Check them out for an instant smile and boost to your day.

There was no hope of escaping for the frog in the following video. This toddler is so determined to catch that little croaker that he'll do anything to get it -- including acting just like his prey.

You see him follow the frog for a few seconds, then all of a sudden, the toddler starts hopping ... just like the frog. He doesn't think about it; he's just so absorbed in the hunt that he's overtaken by hopping as those watching him have a hard time suppressing their laughter.

There are things in life that all kids just need to do at some point. I'm not talking about the big things, like going to Disney World or seeing the Grand Canyon, but rather those little, everyday moments that are just full of wonder, joy, and youth.

Some of them are so simple, we don't even note them when they happen for the first time, but years later, it's these things we look back on as the core of our childhood. Here are 25 things all kids should do while they're still kids, a bucket list if you will. See how many your kids have checked off as of now, and add any others you'd like to see on this list in the comments.

What would you add to this list?

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Remember that refrigerator box you used to play airplane? You drew your little controls on the insides, and colored the wings in crayon on the outside. What an adventure. Well ... someone did that, only they made a spaceship. And he didn't use crayons or a refrigerator box. And it's way, way more amazing than you could even imagine.

Daniel Sherrouse created a spaceship simulator for his 1-year-old son, Noah. He planned it while Noah was still just a little kicker in his mother's belly. Let's just say, it's the kind of toy you grow into.

I admit, I feel a little defensive about my son's screen time. Letting your child play online, iPad, iPhone, and iDunnowhatelse electronic games and videos these days is up there with letting them eat sugar and food dyes. It's one of the great eeeeevillllls of parenting. I see parents handing their kids screens big and small all the time, and yet, we all claim to have "limits" and we always have a perfectly good excuse for allowing it just this once.

What if we just relaxed and stopped treating screen time like a poison we reluctantly dole out to our kids? What if there were evidence that it's not even as bad as we've been led to believe? What if screen time maybe, possibly, shockingly, teaches our kids something?

Manah manah! Who loves Sesame Street videos? Little kids do -- and so do their parents. We can't help ourselves. They're brilliant! So it's no surprise that Sesame Street's YouTube channel recently reached a billion views. ONE BILLION! That's astonishing. This makes them the first nonprofit organization and the first U.S. children's company to reach one billion views.

To celebrate they brought out The Count -- of course -- to sing a special song counting all the "yous" in YouTube. He also wrote a special blog post about his favorite number, zero. Yes, zero. Oh Count, you are full of surprises. Ah-ah-ah! Guess who the most important "you" in YouTube is? You'll have to watch the video to see.

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They say some people were born to perform, and when it comes to the boy in this video, it's pretty clear they're right. He was at a concert featuring country group Rascal Flatts recently when he heard some music that moved him.

It wasn't the twang that got him to bust his moves, but rather LMFAO's song "Sexy and I Know It," which came on during intermission. And bust them he did in the most adorable and entertaining way. To say he stole the show would be an understatement. Watch him after the jump for a guaranteed smile ... and urge to dance.