A special feature of recommended picture books for Christmas that will captivate 2-year-olds!
Many of you are probably looking for picture books that a Christmas-loving two-year-old can enjoy.
So here, we’re introducing Christmas picture books recommended for two-year-olds.
Picture books that depict Santa and the world of Christmas are sure to create a memorable page in your winter.
We’ve gathered lots of parent-and-child favorites, like “Spot’s First Christmas,” which thrills and excites with every lift-the-flap, and “Presents Through the Window,” with its delightful mix-ups of gifts.
Spend a wonderful time wrapped in the magic of Christmas together with your children!
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A special feature of recommended picture books for Christmas that 2-year-olds will love (41–50)
Christmas All-Star
A Christmas picture book written by Hirotaka Nakagawa with illustrations by Yasunari Murakami.
The main characters from various familiar celebrations—like Hina Dolls Day and Children’s Day carp streamers—suddenly say they want to celebrate Christmas…
The very idea is exciting, isn’t it? With traditions from both Japan and the West and from different seasons, it’s a lively gathering overflowing with diversity.
True to the styles of Nakagawa, who is also a singer-songwriter, and Murakami, who is also a ukulele artist, this is a rhythmic and peaceful book.
Katie’s Christmas Eve
Katie, the girl protagonist, loves art museums.
On Christmas Eve, she slips into the world inside the paintings and sets off on an adventure with characters from famous works of art.
Teaming up with angels and animals from the paintings, she helps Santa in a fantastical, thrill-filled story! For children, it feels just like traveling through a picture book.
The hero-like mission of helping Santa will be especially appealing to five-year-olds.
It’s a picture book with wonderfully beautiful, colorful, and detailed illustrations.
Callten-kun’s Christmas
Corduroy the plush bear is busy getting ready for Christmas! Decorating the tree, baking cookies, and waiting for Santa—each scene is brimming with the excitement of counting down to Christmas.
The simple, easy-to-understand story and the soft, gentle illustrations are very appealing.
Corduroy’s friendly charm and all the decorating and preparations let children enjoy lots of pretend Christmas play.
With every reread, it’s a story that lifts your spirits and makes you think, “Santa will be here soon!”
Santa, where are you?
This is a sensory-rich Christmas picture book that even 0-year-olds can enjoy.
Vibrant, adorable illustrations fill each page, providing strong visual stimulation for babies.
A standout feature is the pull-tab mechanism on the right side of the book—when pulled, Santa moves.
Parents and children can share the thrill of searching for Santa together, sparking a baby’s curiosity.
For a first Christmas, it offers more than just reading; the tactile, hands-on element makes it a truly special experience.
A recommended book that enriches parent-child bonding time.
The Day Santa Claus Was Born
“Where does Santa live?” “How can he fly?” This picture book is like an encyclopedia of Santa’s secrets that answers all of children’s “why?” and “how?” questions.
It shows the toy factory, the mechanics of the flying sleigh, the reindeers’ training, and how Santa remembers children all over the world.
With every page you turn, a humorous “world of Santa” unfolds! It delivers a warm message that Santa brings dreams not only with magic, but through effort and ingenuity.
A book that nurtures a child’s power to believe.
Shina Pushi: Christmas is coming soon
If you like the baby program “Sina Pusu,” how about this picture book? It’s a holiday book for parents and children to enjoy together, answering the question, “Who is Santa?” while showing wonderful ways to spend the days leading up to Christmas.
Write a letter to Santa, wonder what the present might be, and feel the excitement build.
It really heightens the anticipation for Christmas.
It’s also perfect for bedtime, so be sure to enjoy it with your child during the Christmas season.
I Spy: A Book of Picture Riddles (4) Santa Claus
A hugely popular Christmas edition in the “I Spy” series.
It’s packed with hidden items in quintessential holiday scenes like Santa’s toy factory, under the tree, and snowy nights! It’s a book parents and children can enjoy together, calling out, “Where’s Santa?”, “Where are the presents?”, and “I found a snowman!” The photos are incredibly realistic, letting you feel as if you’ve stepped into a real toy world.
With new discoveries on every page, kids never get bored.
The sense of “I found it!” fosters children’s focus, observation skills, and a rewarding feeling of achievement.