10 Christmas Movies to Watch with your Toddlers this Season
This post may contain affiliate links. That means I may make a small commission on items purchased through links in this post at no extra cost to you!
As new-ish toddler parents we are always on the hunt for a sweet Christmas movie that doesn’t lose their attention before the intro is over.
I’ve made this list of Christmas movies we are going to watch this year. We already have a few favorites!
See below for the list and where to watch them
Polar Express
A classic around here! A heart warming movie about a little boy’s journey to the North Pole to discover the spirit of Christmas and the power of belief.
Where to watch: Hulu, Amazon Prime Video, YouTube ($3.99)
How the Grinch Stole Christmas
Inspired by Dr. Seuss, this is the story of the green, mean, anti-cheer villain and his failed attempt to ruin Christmas in Whoville.
Where to watch: Amazon Prime Video ($3.79), YouTube ($3.99), Apple TV ($3.99)
Elf
The story of a boy named very cheerful and joyful “Buddy” who was raised with elves but travels to NYC to meet his real dad, who is kind of a Scrooge.
Where to watch: Hulu, Sling TV, Amazon Prime Video, YouTube ($3.99)
Curious George: A Very Monkey Christmas:
The story following George and his special friend “the man in the yellow hat” as they try to find the perfect gift for each other
Where to watch: Peacock, Apple TV ($7.99), Amazon Prime Video ($7.99)
Mickey Once Upon a Christmas
A holiday treat with 3 tales of Mickey and his friends spreading Christmas magic and love while discovering the true meaning of Christmas
Where to watch: Disney+, Apple TV ($3.99), YouTube ($3.99), Amazon Prime Video ($3.99)
Winnie the Pooh a Very Merry Pooh Year
A holiday version following the characters in the Hundred Acre Woods as they celebrate Christmas and New Years together.
Where to watch: Disney+, Apple TV ($3.99), YouTube ($3.99)
Thomas and Friends the Christmas Engine
Thomas and friends are trying to prepare for the holiday season but are slowed down by a snowstorm and have to learn to help and work together to get the job done.
Where to watch: Apple TV ($3.99), YouTube ($3.99), Amazon Prime Video ($3.99)
If You Give a Mouse a Christmas cookie
Mouse and friends go on a holiday adventure full of Christmas cheer and spirit
Where to watch: Amazon Prime Video
The Star
The Nativity story as told from the perspective of Bo, the donkey, and his stable friends.
Where to watch: Hulu, Sling, YouTube ($3.99), Amazon Prime Video ($3.99)
Elliot the Littlest Reindeer
Elliot, a miniature horse, pretends to be a reindeer to compete for a spot pulling Santa’s sleigh to save Christmas
Where to watch: YouTube ($3.99), Amazon Prime Video ($3.99), Apple TV ($3.99)
So far, early in the season, Elliot the Littest Reindeer and the Grinch are being requested on repeat at our house! Which movies will make your list?
