Childrens Day: 5 Times That Children Broke World Records

Children have proven several times that they are not too young to do amazing things
To celebrate this year’s childrens day, we bring to you 5 amazing world records that were set by kids

Kids are amazing. These young creatures tend to surprise you, no matter how much time you’ve spent together.

May 27th marks the annual childrens day celebration in Nigeria and in this post we’ll be sharing 5 amazing feats that have been achieved by children.

Youngest Club DJ (Archie Norbury)

DJ Archie became the youngest disk jockey in the world after performing at Bungalow in Hong Kong at the age of 4.

Youngest Female to Climb Mount Kilimanjaro (Montannah Kenney)

Montannah Kenney asked her mom to allow her to climb the 19,341-foot mountain in Tanzania so that she could be close to her father.

At the age of 7, she completed the climb in 6 1/2 days after training for months.

Longest Hair on a Teenager (Nilanshi Patel)

Indian teen Nilanshi Patel refused to cut her hair after a traumatizing cut at the age of six.

When her hair length was measured at the age of 17, it was 5 feet, 7 inches, the longest for any teenager.

Most claps in one minute (Seven Wade)

Seven Wade clapped 1,080 times in 60 seconds, which is a current world record.

This seems pretty impressive but he wasn’t able to achieve it without a few blisters while practising.

Youngest Magazine Editor (Roxanne Downs)

Roxanne Downs was only a few days away from her 9th birthday when she was crowned the world’s youngest magazine editor.

Before an acknowledgement by Guinness world record, she had been editing IT GiRL Magazine for six months.

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Childrens Day: 5 Times That Children Broke World Records