Free Toddler Christmas Coloring Pages (40 Easy Printables)
These free toddler Christmas coloring pages are full of cheerful little faces, Christmas treats, and familiar festive favorites for your little one to color. You’ll find Santa, reindeer, gingerbread friends, snowmen, Christmas trees, and more, with plenty of big shapes for those lovely first scribbles.
I’ve added 16 new coloring pages for 2026! There are now 40 designs to choose from, including the earlier pages, so you can pick a simple picture for a quick coloring break or let your child choose a few favorites.
I love an easy Christmas activity that doesn’t need a long supply list. A few crayons and a picture they’ve picked themselves are a lovely place to start. Whether you’re settling down together on a chilly afternoon or setting out a little coloring spot for a playdate, there’s no need for neat edges or Christmas-perfect colors here.
The coloring pages are free printable PDFs, with no sign-up needed. Browse the collections below to find something your little one will enjoy.
Santa Coloring Pages for Toddlers
There are five cheerful Santas to choose from here, including smiling faces with big fluffy beards, a waving Santa, and Santa dressed in his boots and buckled suit. The large face designs are a lovely starting point if your little one likes plenty of space to scribble, while the full Santa pictures give them a hat, coat, and boots to color too. A red crayon is always handy, but a rainbow Santa is very welcome!
Christmas Stocking Coloring Pages for Toddlers
One of these stockings has a sweet little Santa peeking over the fluffy cuff, with a big bow tied to the side. The other is filled with a candy cane, a wrapped present, and a swirly lollipop, with a star decorating the front. Your little one can choose colors for the stocking and all its surprises while you chat about what they might like to find in theirs.
Christmas Bell Coloring Pages for Toddlers
This little collection includes a large Christmas bell topped with a bow and a pair of bells decorated with holly, berries, and ribbon. The single bell has lovely open spaces for broad crayon strokes, while the pair offers a few extra details to explore. You could try yellow bells and a bright red bow, or let your child pick a completely different combination.
Christmas Angel Coloring Page for Toddlers
This smiling Christmas angel has a floating halo, feathery wings, wavy hair, and hands held together in front of her dress. There’s plenty of room to add color to her gown, with smaller details around her face and wings for little ones who enjoy taking their time. Soft yellows and blues would look sweet, but she can be just as lovely in your child’s favorite bright colors.
Reindeer Coloring Pages for Toddlers
These friendly reindeer include a fluffy character wearing a big bow, a reindeer in a Santa-style outfit, and a simple standing reindeer with little spots on its side. There’s also an “R is for Reindeer” page featuring a reindeer in a winter hat and scarf. Little ones can give their favorite a bright red nose, and you can point out the big letter R together if they’re curious about letters.
Why You’ll Love These Toddler Christmas Coloring Pages
These pages are perfect for the youngest artists — sweet, simple, and made to inspire creativity without frustration or mess.
- Easy, Bold Designs – Large outlines and simple shapes for little hands learning to color.
- Toddler-Friendly Themes – Santa, reindeer, snowmen, and Christmas trees in clear, recognizable forms.
- Great for Early Learning – Helps with color recognition, hand-eye coordination, and creative play.
- Free Printable PDFs – Instant downloads, no sign-ups, just fun!
- Perfect for Family Craft Time – Ideal for cozy afternoons, playdates, or preschool classrooms.
Each design is made to be stress-free for parents and super fun for toddlers — no tiny details, just big Christmas joy!
Candy Cane Coloring Pages for Toddlers
If your little one enjoys choosing lots of colors, these candy cane stripes give them somewhere fun to put them. You’ll find a large plain candy cane, one dressed up with a bow, and a “C is for Candy Cane” page with a small reindeer face in the corner. Try taking turns choosing a color for each stripe, or let the whole candy cane become one wonderfully scribbly masterpiece.
Gingerbread Coloring Pages for Toddlers
Meet two sweet gingerbread friends: a smiling gingerbread man with round buttons and wavy icing, and a gingerbread girl with a big bow, a dress, and heart-shaped buttons. The gingerbread man has a simpler outline, while the girl has extra icing and clothing details to decorate. Your little one can choose the icing colors and give these paper cookies their own festive look, with no baking tray needed.
Christmas Tree Coloring Pages for Toddlers
Both Christmas trees have a star on top and round ornaments scattered across their branches. One has softly scalloped layers, while the other has sweeping branches and more ornaments to color. These are lovely pages for children who want to decorate a tree all by themselves. They can make every ornament a different color, add their own marks between the circles, and choose something special for the star.
Cute Christmas Coloring Pages for Toddlers
This little group brings together a teddy bear dressed as Santa, a snowy “North Pole” sign, and a “Santa Stop Here!” sign decorated with a bow and holly.
The teddy has a cozy suit, a buckled belt, and big round paws, while the signs have chunky lettering you can read aloud together. The finished “Santa Stop Here!” page would make a sweet addition to your Christmas Eve window.
Elf Coloring Pages for Toddlers
These two smiling elves look ready to wave hello from Santa’s workshop. One has long wavy hair, a little dress, and curled shoes; the other wears a belted outfit with striped leggings and a floppy hat.
Their pointed ears and cheerful expressions give little ones plenty to notice. Let your child choose the colors for their hats and outfits, then imagine what toys these little helpers might be making.
Christmas Present Coloring Pages for Toddlers
There’s a lovely mix of gifts in this collection: a present covered in stars and circles, a simple ribbon-wrapped box, and a smiling gingerbread friend carrying a big gift. You’ll also find a “P is for Present” page with a little reindeer holding a package.
The plain box leaves room for your child to invent their own wrapping paper, while the patterned present has ready-made shapes to fill with color.
Christmas Wreath Coloring Pages for Toddlers
These Christmas wreaths each have a big bow at the top, with two different styles to choose from. One has a fluffy, leafy outline, while the other has a simple rounded shape decorated with circles.
Little ones can fill the greenery with broad strokes and choose a favorite color for the ribbon. The circles are also fun to count together as your child decorates.
Snowman Coloring Pages for Toddlers
One of these happy snowmen is bundled up in a Santa hat, mittens, and a scarf, with two hearts down the front. The other wears a bobble hat and scarf and has twig arms and round buttons.
There are lots of cozy accessories to color, even if your little one wants to leave the snow white. For a little extra drawing fun, they could add snowy dots around their new winter friend.
Santa Hat Coloring Pages for Toddlers
These two Santa hats are good ones to start with when your little one wants a big, simple picture. One has a fluffy brim and pom-pom, while the other uses smooth outlines and a round pom-pom.
With just a few main shapes to explore, there’s plenty of space for enthusiastic coloring. Choose Christmas red, a favorite purple, or a hat covered in every crayon in the box.
Mrs Claus Coloring Pages for Toddlers
Mrs. Claus joins the collection with round glasses, rosy-cheek outlines, and a big bow in her hair. There’s a close-up portrait with a fluffy collar and neck bow, plus a full-length picture showing her dress, apron, and hands tucked together. The portrait gives little ones a larger face to color, while the full outfit has more details for children who enjoy decorating clothes.
Christmas Pudding Coloring Page for Toddlers
This Christmas pudding sits on a little plate with a generous topping dripping down the sides and holly leaves and berries on top. Its big rounded shape leaves lots of room for coloring, with a few smaller details to finish.
Snow Globe Coloring Page for Toddlers
Inside this snow globe is a little cottage nestled among snowy trees, with a heart beneath the roof and a big bow around the base. It’s one of the more detailed pictures in the collection, so it’s a lovely choice for a little one who enjoys having more to explore.
Keep the Christmas Magic Going!
Loved these winter activities? I’ve made 50 free Christmas activity sheets too! From silly Santa challenges to creative reindeer games, there are so many cute little activities to keep the kids busy this festive season.
50 printable pages | Free PDFs | No sign-up
Explore All 50 Christmas Activity SheetsMore Free Christmas Coloring Pages
If you loved these Toddler Christmas Coloring Pages, there are plenty more free printables waiting for you! Whether you’re planning ahead for future toddler craft sessions or looking for something simple and festive for older kids, these collections are perfect for quiet December afternoons — cocoa, Christmas music, and all.
- Santa Coloring Pages – Free Printable PDFs
Jolly Santas, toy bags, and Christmas magic — perfect for kids who love all things North Pole! - Gingerbread Man Coloring Pages – Free Printable PDFs
Cute cookies, icing swirls, and gingerbread houses that are almost sweet enough to eat. - Reindeer Coloring Pages – Free Printable PDFs
Rudolph, cozy scarves, and snowy skies — fun, festive, and perfect for family coloring nights. - Snowman Coloring Pages – Free Printable PDFs
Happy snowmen with scarves, mittens, and twinkling winter charm — great for toddlers and preschoolers!
Two Simple Christmas Crafts to Make with Your Coloring Pages
If your little one wants to keep creating after coloring, these easy ideas give their finished pictures a new job. You’ll just need a few everyday craft supplies, with a grown-up handling the cutting and helping with assembly.
Make a Santa Stop Here Window Sign
Start with the “Santa Stop Here!” coloring page, crayons, a sheet of colored cardstock, and a glue stick. Once your child has colored the sign, trim around the picture and help them glue it onto the cardstock, leaving a colorful border. Write their name and the year on the back, then display it inside a window. It’s a sweet little Christmas Eve decoration to bring out while you’re getting ready for Santa.
Turn a Christmas Picture into a Card
Choose a Santa hat, Christmas tree, or gingerbread picture and print it at a smaller size using your printer’s scale setting. Let your little one color it, then cut out the picture and help them glue it onto folded cardstock. Ask who they’d like to give it to and write their message inside, leaving room for a scribbled signature. A grandparent or friend gets a little piece of their Christmas creativity to keep.
Christmas is my favorite time of year, and my toddler loves to color, so putting this collection together has been such a lovely way to bring those two things together. I hope you find a few pictures that make your little one smile, whether they carefully choose every color or cover Santa in a wonderful jumble of scribbles.
Pick a favorite, get the crayons out, and enjoy a little Christmas coloring time together. Those pages don’t need to be neat to be worth keeping! Wishing you and your little ones a cozy, colorful Christmas.
Toddler Christmas Coloring Pages: Q&A
A few helpful answers before you get the crayons out and settle in for a little Christmas coloring time.
Are these toddler Christmas coloring pages free?
Yes! All the coloring pages in this collection are free to download and print, with no email sign-up needed. Choose a picture your little one loves, or come back for a different one another day.
How do I print these pages?
Click the Download Free PDF button beneath the picture you’d like, open the PDF, and select print. Plain printer paper works well for crayons. Check your print preview and choose Fit to page if needed so the whole picture fits neatly on the paper.
Which pages are the simplest for younger toddlers?
The Santa hats, single candy cane, simple Christmas trees, and gingerbread man are lovely places to start. They have big main shapes and fewer small details. Let your little one choose a favorite, and don’t worry about staying inside the lines. Those happy scribbles are all part of the fun!
Can preschoolers enjoy these coloring pages too?
Absolutely! Preschoolers can enjoy decorating the clothes, adding their own patterns, and exploring pictures with more detail, like the snow globe. The R is for Reindeer, C is for Candy Cane, and P is for Present pages also give you a few Christmas words and letters to talk about together.
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