We have picked a mix of calming tunes and bright visuals for your little ones! This holiday season you want to create a festive atmosphere in the house but your baby is just too young to understand. Try some Christmas movies with gentle music and bright visuals.
“The Snowman” (1982)
Why it’s great for babies: This animated classic features soft, pastel-like animation and a soothing, mostly wordless soundtrack by Howard Blake. The gentle story of a boy and his snowman is ideal for babies who love to watch slow, flowing imagery. The snowflakes and snowy landscapes are easy on the eyes, while the music creates a calm atmosphere.
“A Charlie Brown Christmas” (1965)
Why it’s great for babies: With its bright, simple animation and mellow jazz score by Vince Guaraldi, this film is perfect for setting a peaceful, festive mood. The animation is not overly busy, and the music is soft yet uplifting—perfect for little ones to enjoy without feeling overstimulated.
“Mickey’s Christmas Carol” (1983)
Why it’s great for babies: While a little more colourful, the animation in this short film is simple and clear.
The music in these classic films are light and cheery, and the characters are familiar to most young children, making it an easy-to-watch option for little ones while still being fun for parents to revisit during the holidays.
Dim the lights and get a cozy blanket, maybe baby and parents will sneak a little nap together after the movie!