Today is April Fool's Day, so when it comes to pictures of toddlers crushing cigarrettes, we tread carefully. Still, here are several pictures of a chill ass toddler smoking a cigarette lit for him by his mom in Shanghai's Fuxing park on Easter Sunday.
Oh dear. Cincinnati police have released cellphone video of a 21-year-old mother coaching her two-year-old daughter to smoke what appears to be a joint. The tape was sent to Family Services by a concerned person who witnessed the incident.
For now. Indonesia's world-famous cigarette-smoking two-year-old has quit cigs after undergoing therapy. Though there is concern that he will pick up the habit again once he returns home and the everyday stress of baby life wears at him once more.
In addition to the footage of proud Americans butchering the Star Spangled Banner, Jimmy Kimmel wants to wish us a Happy Fourth of July with a charming video of the 2-year-old Indonesian boy who sucks ash 40 times a day.
After the world collectively shrieked with horror at two-year-old smoking baby Ardi Rizal, the parents of this three-year-old Chinese tot thought to themselves, "Hey, we've got a smoking baby. Ours is a boozehound, too." Self-destructing babies: Your ticket to fame.
Everyone's favorite chain smoking two-year-old Indonesian baby, Ardi Rizal, has cut his habit down to 15 cigarettes a day. A child welfare official said the cutback is due to "therapy focused on playing." [The Sun]
China's Xinhua news agency did some digging into the smoking baby video. "Data from the Central Statistics Agency showed 25 per cent of Indonesian children aged three to 15 have tried cigarettes, with 3.2 per cent of those active smokers."
Let's take a look back at the week that was, May 22-May 27. It was a week of terrible things, sucky TV, and babies doing horrible deeds. The good news is it's a long weekend and we're taking off early.
