Kid World Records  

Twenty-one-month-old Ethan Cain spun a plate in the air, performing several tricks as it was spinning.

Munish Bansal took photos of his daughter Suman Bansal daily until her 18th birthday. He has 6,575 photos in his collection. Read more about the feat here.

15-year-old Nicholas Brice performed a straitjacket escape while dangling 40 feet above the ground. He was inspired to set the record by the late great magician Harry Houdini. Read more about the feat here.

Gracie A. performed a fire-breathing trick when she was just 8 years, 7 months, and 8 days old. NOTE: Fire breathing is dangerous and should only be attempted with supervision, safety precautions, and proper training.

Poorvie Choudhary, who is 10 years and six months old, recited all 118 elements from the [periodic table of the elements][1]. [1]: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Periodic_table

Nigel Henderson assembled a completeIkea Mula toy in under one minute when he was exactly 611 days old. Younger babies are challenged to beat this.

Fusion Fitness' 16-year-old Adam Rork deadlifted 450 pounds. He set the record to celebrate World Record Day. #WorldRecordDay2012

Blake, who is five years old, ran 60 feet in 4.80 seconds.

Five-year-old Brawly Jacobs bowled a game and achieved over 100 points. He has a birth defect which does not prove a hindrance in his interest in this sport. Read his story here.

288 people from Tutshill C of E primary School played Rudolph The Red-Nosed Reindeer on kazoos. They set the record as part of their Red Nose Day. Over £300 was raised for Comic Relief.

Sixteen-month-old Molly Nussbaum knocked over seven Disney Princess bowling pins.

Arno Rademaker and his friend Chad hit 10 kids in the head using two dictionaries.

Zoe and her son bounced a balloon back and forth to each other 26 consecutive times.

Principal Karen Miller-Kopp of Lake Travis Elementary School led 858 people in playing Jingle Bells on kazoos.

620 students from Featherstone Primary School line danced at once to the tune of Cotton-Eyed Joe. They set the record as part of their school's Maths Week 2016.

Patrick Fraser juggled five balls in a cascade pattern. He made the attempt at 13 years, three months, and seven days old,