Popular Parenting News Week of March 31 to April 6, 2014

This Mom's Cover of "Let It Go" Will Have You Laughing Out Loud

By now, moms across the country have seen and heard every "Let It Go" cover on YouTube, but this is one they will truly love. Deva Dalporto — the musical mastermind behind "What Does the Kid Say?" — gave the popular Frozen tune a parenting perspective, and it was clearly a hit! The hilarious song was shared by more than 350,000 of you, helping it achieve viral video status and making it our most social story of the week.

Source: YouTube user mylifesuckers

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Doctor Welcomes Babies Into the World With the Sweetest Gift

Once the baby's been born and the Apgar has been administered, many doctors congratulate the new parents and head over to the next delivery room. But Dr. Robert Sansonetti sticks around to give his newest patient a special gift. More than 11,000 readers shared the story of the doctor who knits beanies for all the babies he delivers. How sweet is he?

Source: Dr. Robert Sansonetti

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Couple Expecting Quintuplets Learn the Woman Wasn't Actually Pregnant

Couples experience a range of emotions when they learn they're expecting — gratitude, a little fear, and a lot of happiness. For one man in Canada, however, the news of his girlfriend's pregnancy went from exciting to confusing. More than 200 readers shared this story of a woman's phantom pregnancy.

Source: Canada Francais

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The Father/Daughter Wedding Video You Don't Want to Miss

Many little girls plan their picture-perfect wedding day and then wait several years to bring the dream to life. For Josie Metz, however, her special day arrived a few years early. More than 600 readers shared the touching story of a cancer-stricken father who walked his little girl down the aisle.

Source: Lindsey Villatoro

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Fifteen Times Mom and Dad Screwed Up (and Everything Turned Out Fine)

It's (almost) impossible to raise a child without a sense of humor, and we don't deny the fact that every now and then a parenting fail occurs. But rather than stress about it, we embrace it. More than 48 of you shared these hilarious (and totally forgivable) real-life parenting mistakes.

Source: Instagram user daddyswithkids

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