Pint-Sized Contestants Take Stage in 'Baby X Factor'

Kids grow up so fast these days — thanks to reality television that is.

Youtubers Jono and Ben at Ten, a satirical news and entertainment show from New Zealand, decided to poke fun at the trend of increasingly-younger "stars" with a sketch called "Baby X Factor."

Pint-sized contestants auditioned for the show with kid classics such as "Twinkle, Twinkle Little Star" and "Baa, Baa, Black Sheep," only to be shut down by the abrasive judges. The youngest contestant is a newborn, still swaddled in a hospital blanket, held by her mother.

We think this parody gives the original a good run for its money - what do you think?

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   Going along with the Facebook theme, parents Lior and Vardit Adler named their baby girl after the Facebook thumbs up.

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   So this dad from Michigan didn't really name his kid "Version 2.0." But father Jon Blake Cusack reportedly said he didn't want to add "Junior" or "II" to his son's name. So instead, he and his wife named their son "Jon Blake Cusack 2.0."

   Graphic by Vignesh Ramachandran/Mashable.

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   Before his daughter was born, father Bil Simser says he liked the sound of Microsoft's newest Windows operating system that had been announced at the time: Vista. So, Simser named his baby girl: "Vista Avalon Simser."

   Image courtesy of Flickr, yoppy.

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   To be clear, Siri was certainly a human name before it was the moniker given to Apple's beloved personal assistant on iOS. But it's interesting to note that BabyCenter found the name "Siri" climbed up five percent in popularity on a list of girl names in 2012.

   Screenshot by Mashable.

Homepage image courtesy of YouTube, Jono and Ben at Ten