Christmas Tradition: 24 Days Of Christmas Stories

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Christmas Tradition: 24 Days of Christmas Stories

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We’re starting a new Christmas tradition at our house this year – a new Christmas story to read every night before bed.

I’ve wrapped up 24 Christmas books (some we already had, some from the library and some that I purchased this year) and now each night, starting December 1st, Elliott and Kaylee get to choose a book to open and read before they go to bed.

Here are the books we’ll be reading this year:

Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer

The Biggest Snowman Ever

Who’s Coming for Christmas?

Clifford’s Christmas

Dora’s Starry Christmas

Corduroy’s Christmas Surprise

The Twelve Days of a Muppet Christmas

A Merry Bunny Christmas

The Night Before Christmas

The Elf on the Shelf

A Cars Christmas

The Berenstain Bears and the Nutcracker

Christmas in Wellsworth

Elmo’s Merry Christmas

Merry Christmas, Mom and Dad

How the Grinch Stole Christmas

Mickey Saves Santa

Woody’s White Christmas

Caillou: Merry Christmas!

The Polar Express

It’s Christmas, David!

Finding Christmas

Frosty the Snowman

Snowmen at Christmas

I’m excited to have a new Christmas tradition to add to our list this year. I’m looking forward to reading a good Christmas story with my little ones every night before Christmas.

What are your Christmas traditions?

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Posted By: Cassie Howard on November 30, 2012 Filed Under: Simple Living

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December 10, 2012 at 3:17 PM

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Jennifer Shaw says:

December 3, 2012 at 11:32 PM

Oh I just LOVE this idea!! I wish I had thought of doing this when my girls were little. We would read Christmas stories but I love the idea of it being a surprise wrapped up and I love that it doesn’t have to be a new book and could even be from the library!

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Jen says:

December 2, 2012 at 3:58 AM

Oh man, I haven’t heard of half those books. Little Critters FTW, though. We’re not really a Christmas family, so no traditions… unless you count everyone working Christmas as a tradition? Double time and a half! Cha-ching!

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Linda says:

December 1, 2012 at 9:48 PM

One year, my mom made us banana milkshakes for Christmas morning as we were opening our presents. Well, that was so yummy that we asked for it every year after that. Even to this day, we look forward to those banana milkshakes.

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Wanda says:

December 1, 2012 at 8:17 PM

I did this with my children when they wer younger and they loved it every year. The other tradition we have, is every Christmas Eve the kids could open one gift but they all knew what it was…New Pajamas. So they got to take some anxiety away for the excitement of the morning and they will look nice in their new pajamas for pictures in the mornig as well. win win My kids are no in their 20′s and they still look forward to getting those new PJs the night before and I know this tradition will be passed on to my grandchildren someday. Just a little thing like that helps build your own traditions and family christmas memories.

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