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A mother who wrote a book describing her efforts to get her young daughter to lose weight caused controversy. Now two years later, Dara-Lynn Weiss tells TODAY's Erica Hill her daughter lost 16 pounds and has kept it off, but it "continues to be an incredibly difficult journey." (TODAY)
A 7-year-old girl, who was buckled inside her mother's truck, recounts the terrifying moment she was thrown out of the car during a carjacking at a Texas Wal-Mart. KPRC's Keith Garvin reports. (NBC News)
A seven-year-old boy in China shows off his strength by giving his father a piggyback ride, carrying a sack of corn and pulling a car. TODAY.com's Dara Brown reports. (TODAY)
A Colorado girl who survived the bubonic plague is happy to be out of the hospital. KUSA's Cheryl Preheim reports. (NBC News)
TODAY's Professionals, Dr. Nancy Snyderman, Star Jones and Deutsch discuss a mom who imposed a strict diet on her 7-year-old, whether employers have a right to ask for job applicants' Facebook passwords and more. (TODAY)
Who was president when Calvin Coolidge was born? Joey Taylor, a Florida whiz kid at the ripe old age of 7, knows. TODAY's Amy Robach reports. (TODAY)
A 7-year-old boy leads police on a high-speed chase after stealing his stepfather's car. WDIV-TV's Steve Garagiola reports. (NBC News)
The postman didn't just deliver royal wedding invitations to mansions. Shop owners in Kate Middleton's hometown snagged invites, and one lucky 7-year-old won a lottery for an invitation, too. NBC's Atia Abawi has the story. (TODAY)
NBC's Kier Simmons reports from London on a new set of comic books that feature Kate Middleton and Prince William. Plus, the latest addition to Kate Middleton's group of bridesmaids. (msnbc tv)
Authorities in Oregon are stepping up their investigation into the disappearance of Kryon Horman, the 7-year-old boy who vanished from his elementary school two weeks ago. "America's Most Wanted" will feature the case on Saturday night, and Kryon was featured on the cover of People magazine. Former FBI criminal profiler Clint van Zandt discusses the case. (TODAY Show)