Olive, the Other Reindeer

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Rudolph is a bit played out, but this computer-generated animated Christmas special starring a determined pup is fresh as the season’s mistletoe. These 32 little-known facts about the holiday seasonwill make for a great family trivia night!

Best for: Kids age 5 and up. A sassy character or two, but nothing to worry about.[/nextpage][nextpage]

A Charlie Brown Christmas

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There is no better starting point than this one of our classic kids’ Christmas movies. A true joy for all ages, featuring a wonderful soundtrack and heartwarming story.

Best for: Kids age 3 and up. There could hardly be a more appropriate choice for any kid, but toddlers might nod off.[/nextpage][nextpage]

The Muppet Christmas Carol

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The classic Dickens Christmas story might be a bit stuffy, but Muppet characters go a long way toward making the movie on the best-of kids’ Christmas movies list for all ages.

Best for: Kids age 5 and up. It’s basically the story you know and love, so expect a spooky ghost of Christmas future and less Gonzo insanity than in other Muppet productions.[/nextpage][nextpage]

Rise of the Guardians

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A rare treat, this Christmas movie is best for kids who’d rather imagine Santa battling dark forces alongside the Easter Bunny than nibbling cookies and milk. Don’t miss these best Hallmark Christmas movies.

Best for: Kids age 7 and up. Some animated violence.[/nextpage][nextpage]

Dr. Seuss’ How the Grinch Stole Christmas

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Nearly 50 years old, this one of our top kids’ Christmas movies is still a unique animated classic. Don’t be surprised if the kids are singing ‘You’re a Mean One, Mr. Grinch’ until New Year’s.

Best for: Kids age 4 and up. The Grinch is, you know, not so nice, but most youngsters won’t be too bothered by his antics.

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