Christmas Goodies Kids Go Crazy For 

21 Christmas Goodies Kids Go Crazy For 

These Christmas goodies for kids are one of the most fun parts of the holiday season, especially when they’re shaped like reindeer, snowmen, Christmas trees, and other festive favorites.

Your kids will go crazy for all these fun Christmas treats. There are plenty of cute and festive ideas that make the holidays feel a little more magical for kids.

Pick a few favorites to make this season and watch how quickly they disappear. Many also make great Christmas classroom treats!

Christmas Goodies For Kids

1. Reindeer Brownies

Three chocolate brownies decorated as reindeer with frosting, candy eyes, red noses, and pretzel antlers, surrounded by festive pom-poms and checkered cloth.
Photo Credit: Savvy Honey

Turn a batch of brownies into festive reindeer for a Christmas treat that kids can help decorate. They also make a cute homemade food gift or a playful addition to a holiday celebration.

Get the Recipe: Reindeer Brownies

2. Peppermint Snowman Cupcakes

Red cupcake wrappers with frosted snowman faces, candy earmuffs, and peppermint sprinkles, arranged on cooling rack.
Photo Credit: Artsy Fartsy Mama

Peppermint cupcakes topped with decorated snowman cookies bring a wintry touch to Christmas parties, birthdays, and seasonal events. The decorating is approachable enough for beginners who want to try their hand at making festive cupcakes.

Get the Recipe: Peppermint Snowman Cupcakes

3. Millionaire Shortbread Christmas Trees

Tray of chocolate Christmas tree treats decorated with red, white, and green sprinkles, topped with yellow stars, set on wooden surface with festive cloth, milk, beads, and pine foliage.
Photo Credit: Savvy Honey

Layers of buttery shortbread, caramel, and chocolate turn these Christmas trees into a rich holiday cookie. Their festive shape makes them look special on a dessert tray without requiring a complicated baking project.

Get the Recipe: Millionaire Shortbread Christmas Trees

4. Christmas Marshmallow Pops

Hand holding five decorated marshmallow pops on striped straws—two reindeer with chocolate coating and red noses, two Santa faces with icing hats, and one Christmas tree with sprinkles and star—set against blurred evergreen background.
Photo Credit: xoxoBella

Marshmallows dipped in Belgian chocolate or candy melts become Santa, Rudolph, and Christmas tree pops with the help of sprinkles and pretzels. Kids will love seeing these cheerful treats at parties, on dessert tables, or packaged up to share with friends.

Get the Recipe: Christmas Marshmallow Pops

5. Reindeer Chow

Glass bowl of holiday snack mix with pretzels, red and green candies, chocolate caramels, and powdered cereal pieces.
Photo Credit: Love From The Oven

Cereal, pretzels, chocolate, and candies give this holiday muddy buddy mix a combination of sweet and salty flavors. It takes less than 30 minutes to prepare, so you can quickly fill a bowl with a snack made for grabbing by the handful.

Get the Recipe: Reindeer Chow

6. Santa Hat Cupcakes

Chocolate cupcake in black liner topped with red frosting swirl shaped like Santa hat, finished with white dollop and trim, with candy cane nearby.
Photo Credit: xoxoBella

Moist chocolate cupcakes are topped with creamy buttercream piped into red Santa hats with snowy white trim. Pantry staples and helpful coloring techniques make it possible to create that deep red frosting and a bakery-style finish at home.

Get the Recipe: Santa Hat Cupcakes

7. Grinch Hot Chocolate Bombs

Green chocolate cocoa bombs with white drizzle and heart sprinkles, one cut open showing marshmallows and peppermint, set beside milk and marshmallow bowl.
Photo Credit: Princess Pinky Girl

Green candy melts hide white hot chocolate mix, crushed candy canes, mini marshmallows, and sprinkles inside these Grinch-inspired cocoa bombs. Drop one into a mug with hot milk and watch it melt into a festive Christmas drink.

Get the Recipe: Grinch Hot Chocolate Bombs

8. Reindeer Christmas Bark

Plate of round chocolate reindeer treats with pretzel antlers, candy eyes, red noses, and holiday sprinkles, set on red-rimmed plate with festive cloth and reindeer cup nearby.
Photo Credit: Sugar and Soul

Reindeer-themed Christmas bark offers a sweet and salty treat that fits right in at a family holiday party. With just 20 minutes of hands-on preparation, the recipe makes two dozen pieces for sharing.

Get the Recipe: Reindeer Christmas Bark

9. Ice Cream Cone Christmas Trees

Edible Christmas trees made from green frosted cones decorated with candies and sprinkles, one tipped to reveal peppermint and M&M filling, set among pine branches and holiday ribbons.
Photo Credit: Princess Pinky Girl

Ice cream cones get a Christmas makeover with green frosting and sprinkles, then sit on sugar cookies with a candy surprise tucked inside. Decorating the edible trees doubles as a holiday craft that kids can make during the season.

Get the Recipe: Ice Cream Cone Christmas Trees

10. Candy Cane Cookies

White plate of red-and-white twisted candy cane cookies, neatly arranged with striped cloth beside.
Photo Credit: I Heart Naptime

Red and white cookie dough is twisted together to give these classic Betty Crocker cookies their familiar candy cane appearance. This retro favorite has been earning a spot on Christmas cookie trays for years.

Get the Recipe: Candy Cane Cookies

11. Christmas Tree Cakes

White plate of Christmas tree-shaped iced cakes with red drizzle and green sprinkles, one cut open showing yellow cake and white filling, set on snowflake napkin with festive decorations and milk nearby.
Photo Credit: On My Kids Plate

These homemade Christmas tree cakes recreate the popular Little Debbie holiday treat in a version you can serve to family and friends. A plate filled with the festive trees is a fun way to mark the arrival of Christmas baking season.

Get the Recipe: Christmas Tree Cakes

12. Penguin Oreos

Round chocolate cookies decorated as penguins with candy eyes, orange beaks and feet, and oval wings, arranged on white surface with snowflake sprinkles.
Photo Credit: Semi-Homemade Kitchen

Oreos, chocolate almond bark, and a handful of candies come together to create charming little penguin cookies. A bit of assembly transforms familiar ingredients into a winter treat that is especially fun to share during the holidays.

Get the Recipe: Penguin Oreos

13. Christmas Gumdrops

Close-up of red and green sugar-coated gummy stars and candy canes sparkling with crystals.
Photo Credit: Crayons & Cravings

Jello, applesauce, gelatin, and sugar are all you need to make these colorful homemade Christmas gumdrops. Set them out for holiday snacking and parties, or package a batch to give as a seasonal gift.

Get the Recipe: Christmas Gumdrops

14. Christmas Tree Brownie Bites

Brownie cups topped with green frosting Christmas trees decorated with sprinkles and star candies, arranged on red dish of sprinkles beside festive mug of milk.
Photo Credit: Sugar and Soul

A boxed brownie mix keeps the baking manageable while homemade buttercream turns each bite into a festive Christmas tree. These kid-friendly brownies bring together a convenient shortcut and homemade frosting for a fun holiday dessert.

Get the Recipe: Christmas Tree Brownie Bites

15. Santa Crunch Christmas Popcorn

White bowl of popcorn snack mix with pretzels, red and green candies, sprinkles, and white chocolate drizzle, set on wooden board with green cloth.
Photo Credit: Artsy Fartsy Mama

Buttery popcorn, pretzels, and chocolate candies are covered with a vanilla coating and festive sprinkles for a five-ingredient sweet and salty snack. Kids can help prepare it for Christmas movie night or a party, and packaged portions work well for holiday gifting.

Get the Recipe: Santa Crunch Christmas Popcorn

16. Polar Bear Face Cookies

Round cookies decorated as polar bear faces with white frosting, sugar crystal fur, candy ears, dark eyes, and colorful noses, set among snowy decorations and silver bells.
Photo Credit: Love Bakes Good Cakes

These polar bear face cookies turn a holiday dessert into a cute winter character kids will enjoy spotting on the treat table. Make a batch for your next seasonal gathering when you want cookies with a playful cold-weather theme.

Get the Recipe: Polar Bear Face Cookies

17. Peanut Butter Cup Christmas Trees

Stacked peanut butter cups topped with chocolate kiss, decorated as Christmas trees with icing, sprinkles, and star candies on snowy white background.
Photo Credit: xoxoBella

Mini and full-size peanut butter cups stack with a Hershey’s Kiss to create little chocolate and peanut butter Christmas trees. Icing garlands and sprinkles finish the no-bake candies, which hold up nicely on dessert trays and in gift boxes.

Get the Recipe: Peanut Butter Cup Christmas Trees

18. Reindeer Rice Krispie Treats

Plate of rectangular chocolate reindeer treats with pretzel antlers, candy eyes, red or brown noses, and licorice scarves, arranged on rustic wood with festive greenery and berries.
Photo Credit: Artsy Fartsy Mama

Gooey marshmallows give these chewy Rice Krispie treats their familiar texture before a chocolate reindeer face adds the Christmas finishing touch.

Get the Recipe: Reindeer Rice Krispie Treats

19. Gingerbread Man Cookies

Gingerbread cookie with icing and holly decoration leaning against milk bottle with striped straw, surrounded by festive trees, candies, and powdered sugar sprinkles.
Photo Credit: Love From The Oven

Warm, chewy gingerbread man cookies bring rolling pins and cookie cutters into the family’s Christmas baking plans. Making and eating the classic shaped cookies is a festive activity everyone can enjoy together during December.

Get the Recipe: Gingerbread Man Cookies

20. Elf Christmas Cupcakes

Cupcakes with yellow frosting swirls topped with sprinkles, marshmallows, chocolate chips, and red-green candies in holiday liners, arranged on white plate with red rim.
Photo Credit: On My Kids Plate

White cupcakes with maple flavor are topped with bright yellow frosting, mini marshmallows, chocolate chips, and colorful candies for a fun Buddy the Elf-inspired treat.

Get the Recipe: Elf Christmas Cupcakes

21. Brownie Christmas Trees

Triangular brownies decorated as Christmas trees with green frosting zigzags, colorful sprinkles, and candy cane trunks, set on bright red background with bowl of sprinkles nearby.
Photo Credit: Sugar and Soul

Boxed brownie mix and a jar of ready-made frosting help these Christmas tree brownies come together with just 20 minutes of prep. Sprinkles and candy canes provide the finishing touches that turn each brownie into a festive tree.

Get the Recipe: Brownie Christmas Trees

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