Children World Records

371 children read the children’s book Mudgy and Milie aloud. The record was set as part of a moose-themed event in Coeur d’Alene, Idaho.

Paul (Pabs) Melia ate eight M&M's while listening to a children's choir.

Dylan balanced on one leg for one minute, 51.62 seconds. He is five years old.

A total of 1,322 people from East Tennessee PBS and Karns Elementary School gathered to attend a children's storybook reading. Read more about the event here.

Mario's kids, 6-year-old Emily and 2-year-old Sophie, jumped a combined total of 96 times in one minute.

Nathan Dorrell created "The Story That Set The World On Fire," a children's storybook measuring six feet tall and 4.45 feet wide. The book is 2.25 inches thick and tells the story of Jesus' birth.

Joseph G. led 338 kids in a Zumba class. The class was organized by Fight Back With Fitness and Relay For Life Bergen Beach, Mill Basin & Marine Park. They set the record to promote cancer prevention through fitness and healthy lifestyle.

Tai Star's son, Vincent, ran 30 feet in 11.5 seconds. He is 339 days old.

City of Champion's Executive Mayor Danny Jordaan led 47 children in dancing the Nae Nae dance.

City of Champion's Executive Mayor Danny Jordaan led 24 children from W.B Tshume Primary School in performing the "4-6-6-6-4" hand-clapping game.

Jack, Finn, Molly and 19 of their friends leaped at once on a leap day.

Moonhack set the RecordSetter world record for 28,575 kids coding in one day. The participants came from 484 coding clubs in 56 countries. They set the record to raise awareness about digital literacy. Record Setter CEO and co-founder Corey Henderson was present to adjudicate the attempt. Learn more about the feat here.