This amusing song might lose a few points for its slightly alarming premise, but it’s undeniably entertaining for children with a taste for dark humor. A friendly tip for all the Grandmas out there: Watch your back and duck!

Peppa’s infectious excitement about spending the holiday season with her beloved family—Mummy, Daddy, Grandpa, Granny, and little brother George—shines through the speakers, reminding children of the true essence of Christmas: family togetherness and love.

This delightful Shirley Temple classic serves as both a comedic reminder and a valuable lesson for children: if you decide to hide frogs in beds, spill ink on your mother’s rugs, or fill the sugar bowl with ants, you might just find yourself on Santa’s naughty list this year.

Get ready to dance and spread some holiday cheer! The “Snowflake Shuffle” from the beloved Elf on the Shelf is sure to get kids up on their feet, celebrating the magic of the season.

Why not sneak a bit of alphabet practice into your kids’ holiday festivities? The McGuire Sisters cleverly transform the word “Christmas” into a fun acronym in this delightful 1954 classic, which was later recorded by Dickie Valentine.

Renowned as the king of children’s music year-round, Raffi shines during the holidays too. His original track “On Christmas Morning” captures that magical moment when kids leap out of bed at dawn to see what surprises await them under the tree.

Did you know that Christmas is also celebrated under the sea? Bikini Bottom’s favorite fry cook delivers this kid-friendly anthem reminding everyone to spread kindness during the festive season. An honorable mention goes to “The Very First Christmas” from Spongebob Squarepants’ second season, which also captures the spirit of the holidays.

With her unique flair, Miss Piggy transforms the more mature tune “Santa Baby” into a whimsical and youthful rendition. Forget about the boys for a moment—just think of all the frogs she hasn’t kissed! (Kermit, take note!)

Even Santa needs a little encouragement! Join in the fun and sing along to this festive tune from The Wiggles’ Wiggly, Wiggly Christmas album on Christmas Eve while tracking Santa’s journey around the world.

Who’s that charming in the winter wonderland? This delightful tribute to winter flurries, popularized by Rosemary Clooney, inspired a classic cartoon short in the 1950s, making it a memorable addition to any holiday playlist.

Who doesn’t love counting down to Santa’s grand entrance? Gene Autry’s classic from 1947 captures the excitement and anticipation of Christmas Eve, creating a joyful narrative that will likely echo in your mind throughout the season.

You can’t go wrong with a classic! “Jingle Bells” has been reimagined countless times, but children can enjoy this version sung by their favorite Disney characters—Mickey and the Gang. That is, of course, if they haven’t started singing, “Jingle bells, Batman smells/ Robin laid an egg…” instead!

Though not strictly a Christmas song, this iconic track from Disney’s Frozen soundtrack has become a holiday favorite among children since its release in 2013. Its popularity is evident as it ranks No. 50 on Billboard‘s Greatest of All Time Holiday Songs chart.

Originally performed by Jimmy Boyd, this beloved holiday tune was famously covered by The Jackson 5. “I Saw Mommy Kissing Santa Claus” leaves listeners guessing—did Mommy really kiss Mr. Claus, or is it just Daddy in disguise?

Encapsulating the magic of the 2004 film, the title track features Tom Hanks leading a choir of children as they journey to the North Pole, embodying the wonder and excitement of Christmas.

Originally penned by Donald Yetter Gardner, this whimsical tune has been performed by many artists, including the legendary Nat King Cole. It expresses the wishes of children caught between losing their baby teeth and awaiting adult ones—an endearing perspective on holiday wishes.

Decades after the beloved Grinch cartoon became a holiday classic, singing “Dahoo dores” alongside the Whoville residents remains a joyful tradition for many, reminding us all of the spirit of Christmas, no matter how grinchy you may feel.

For children with ambitious Christmas lists, “I Want a Hippopotamus” provides a humorous reminder that some gifts may be a bit too much to ask for, showcasing the innocent desires of youth during this festive season.

Numerous artists have put their unique spin on “Santa Claus Is Coming to Town,” but Bruce Springsteen infuses the song with the vibrant energy and festive spirit that children recognize and cherish during the holiday season.

Gene Autry’s timeless hit “Frosty the Snowman” tells an enchanting story that led to the iconic 1969 television special of the same name. With its catchy tune, “Thumpety thump thump, thumpety thump thump, look at Frosty go!” remains a favorite among families during the holidays.

The A Charlie Brown Christmas soundtrack features the soothing jazz melody of “Christmas Time Is Here,” a true highlight of the album. If your children are feeling energetic, consider playing “Linus & Lucy” for an upbeat dance party!