TWINkies Baby Costume Is The Perfect Package

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If you’re still looking for costume ideas for the twins, and have a few yellow blankets, then you too can have the greatest baby costume ever. TWINkies was submitted to Costume Works by the mother of this adorable duo, Alison.

She also describes the process, which includes simple supplies. The hardest part might be finding two babies that are the same size, age, and look exactly alike.

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How Many Cheerios Can You Stack On A Sleeping Baby?

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via Life of Dad on Facebook

Father’s Day has come and gone, but we’ll always have Life of Dad’s “Cheerio Challenge.” Sleeping babies are at the mercy of their dad’s tomfoolery, while Cheerios are stacked as high as possible on their motionless bodies.

As far as we know, the record currently stands at sixteen Cheerios high. You can keep track of the competition on Facebook, #CheerioChallenge.

And, just in case you think this is mean… Babies and mom’s have already plotted their revenge. Take that, motionless dad!

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[link, via BuzzFeed]

Babies Can Now Be Rolled Up To Look Like Sushi, Egg Rolls

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It’s true that swaddled newborns look just like little burritos, and Burrito swaddling blanket sets only make it more so. Now, babies can get a bit more creative with their swaddling attire.

Bon Vivant Baby, wanting your newborn to be as stylish as possible, has created a new line of food-related blanket sets. The Lil’ Sushi Swaddle Blanket Set will wrap your baby up in seaweed, and a roe and rice hat.

There’s also a Lil’ Egg Roll Swaddling Set, and the aforementioned Burrito. Either way, your baby will be wrapped up tight, looking adorable/delicious.

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[link, via Rocket News 24]

Pucker, A Photo Series of Babies Tasting Lemons For The First Time

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If you’re the type who likes to see pained expressions on the faces of innocent toddlers, you’ve come to the right place. Pucker is actually all in good fun, taking advantage of the hypersensitive palates of babies, as they sample lemons for the first time.

The project is brought to us by photographer David Wile, who managed to get most of the young kids to grimace adorably for the camera. We say “most” because some of them actually appear to enjoy the sour blast. Those are the kids we’ll need to keep an eye on.

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[link, via My Modern Met]