Christmas Messages for Kids

Last Updated December 1, 2023

Christmas is the best opportunity to create lifelong memories for the children in our lives. When we think of our own holiday past, specific memories and traditions have become a permanent part of our lives. This is life’s sweetness, the “dolce vita” of our families. Christmas is wonderous, magical, fun, and joyful for the children in our lives. We try our best to make it memorable, whether it’s our own kids, our children’s classmates, our students, nieces, nephews, or even our neighbor’s children. There are many delivery methods for our well-wishes: an amusing holiday video or any other of the social media choices our kids now use. Following are a few examples of cute, funny, or tender Christmas messages for children. A gift with a message or a perfectly worded Christmas note will put a smile on their face, and maybe — if our message is warm and sincere — make it into a scrapbook!

Joyful Jingles: Tips for Crafting Enchanting Christmas Messages for Kids

Use Playful Language: Engage their imagination by using playful and whimsical language. Incorporate words like “Santa’s workshop,” “elves,” and “reindeer games” to make the messages feel like a part of the holiday wonder.
Mention Santa and Reindeer: Bring the magic alive by mentioning Santa Claus, his reindeer, and the enchanting North Pole. Kids often find joy in the belief of these iconic Christmas figures.
Highlight the Joy of Giving: Encourage the spirit of giving by emphasizing the joy of sharing and kindness. Remind them that Christmas is not just about receiving gifts but also about spreading happiness.
Incorporate Christmas Characters: If the kids have favorite Christmas characters from stories or movies, consider including them in your messages. Whether it’s Frosty the Snowman or Rudolph, these characters can add an extra touch of familiarity.
Create a Countdown: Build excitement by creating a Christmas countdown. Craft messages that playfully highlight the days left until Christmas, adding an element of anticipation.
Reference Traditions and Celebrations: Mention beloved Christmas traditions like decorating the tree, baking cookies, or singing carols. Reminding them of these traditions can evoke a sense of warmth and excitement.
Use Rhymes and Rhythmic Phrases: Kids often enjoy messages that rhyme or have a rhythmic flow. Consider using playful rhymes or catchy phrases to make your messages more entertaining.
Invoke the Magic of Snow: If applicable to their location, reference the magic of snow and how it adds to the enchantment of Christmas. Describe snowflakes as tiny pieces of magic falling from the sky.
Include Surprise Elements: Add an element of surprise to your messages. Tease them with hints about special surprises or magical moments that might unfold during the holiday season.
Personalize for Each Child: If you’re sending messages to multiple kids, try to personalize each one. Mention specific things you know they enjoy or reference shared experiences to make the messages more meaningful.
Acknowledge Achievements: If the child has achieved something special during the year, acknowledge it in your message. Whether it’s academic accomplishments, a new skill, or a personal milestone, celebrating their achievements adds a positive touch.
Encourage Wish Lists: Invite them to share their Christmas wish lists. This not only adds an element of excitement but also helps you understand their preferences, making your gift choices more thoughtful.
Express Unconditional Love: Above all, express your love and warmth. Reassure them of your care and affection during the holiday season. Let them know that Christmas is a time for joy, love, and togetherness.

Giant Christmas Wishes for Our Little Christmas Blessings

From the moment I saw your sweet face, I knew you were the best Christmas gift I could ever receive. Merry Christmas, Sweetie!
This Christmas, I wish you love, joy, and all the happiness you have brought into my life.
Since our children are grown up now, we really enjoy seeing Christmas through your young eyes. Thank you so much.
Hoping you’re enjoying decorations, Christmas carols … and winning snowball fights!
If Santa checks his list twice, you should get twice the gifts because you’re twice as nice. Merry Christmas, sweet girl!
To my beautiful child on your first Christmas: This Holy Day, I am grateful for so much, but you’re my biggest blessing in my life.
I wish you lots of fun, kisses, candy, and everything this season promises for good little boys and girls — That’s YOU!
Christmas Sweetness List: Christmas carols, decorations, toys, candy, and most of all — YOU!
You’d better not pout, you’d better not cry, you’d better clean up your room before Santa’s sleigh flies.
Don’t worry about that little secret you’re keeping from Santa. He’s old and forgetful — you’re good.
If I see Santa, I will tell him how REALLY good you’ve been, so he should give you lots of great stuff. (You’ll split it with me, right?)
When I see your little cherub face, I think of the Christ Child and all of His blessings. Merry Christmas, little one.
Sweet cookies, sweet candy, lovely Christmas carols in the air, sweetly wrapped gifts, and, hmmm, what else? Oh yeah, SWEET YOU!
Santa knows who’s bad or good, but I think he already knows about you. Merry Christmas to a great kid!

This Christmas Season, enjoy all the gifts you receive and all the gifts you already have — so many people who love you, including me.
If Santa has a “good kid list” you’ve got to be right there at the top! Merry Christmas to a great kid.
Merry Christmas to the cutest little Christmas Elf. You are the best gift a grown-up could ever ask for.
Do you know which is my favorite Christmas pie? I like to spend my Christmas with you — cutie pie!
Ho Ho Ho — Merry Christmas to one of Santa’s favorites. P.S. You’re my favorite too!
Knowing a great kid like you is the best Christmas gift ever. I hope your Christmas is full of Fun-Fun-Fun!

Because of you, my sweet little friend, I have the best Christmas ever — Let’s not let it end! Happy Holidays.
Santa’s sleigh is blasting off, they’re quickly heading your way, with Christmas joys and Christmas toys, for sweet little girls and awesome boys.
Holiday time is a good chance to say, I get to play with you every day, and when I’m cooking yummy winter dishes, I’m thankful for you and send my best wishes.
Santa wants to know if you’ve been a good girl. Me? I couldn’t care less. Have a great Christmas, Sweetie!

Because you’re my favorite nephew, if Santa found out about that incident (YOU know the one), we’ll go shopping after Christmas, okay?
Jingle bells, jingle bells, Santa’s on his way. I told him how good you’ve been, so he really packed his sleigh!
I sat on Santa’s lap, and told him how good you’ve been. As soon as he gets out of the hospital, he’ll be bringing you lots of stuff.
Knock, knock. Who’s there? Orange. Orange who? Orange you glad Santa found out about online shopping?
Because I love you so much, I told Santa to give you double gifts. I think he’s getting old and losing some hearing though. Good luck anyway!
Some Holiday advice for my favorite kid: (1) Keep your room clean between December 20th and December 25th. (2) Don’t eat yellow snow. (3) HAVE A MERRY CHRISTMAS!