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(I'm praying you meant the red nosed reindeer because you weren't very specific! Please be sure to be specific in future asks <3)

🦌 Activities

Listening to Christmas lullabies or the Rudolph soundtrack Cuddling in a snowy “den” made of blankets Coloring reindeer, sleighs, or snowflakes Making paper snowflakes or antlers to wear Reindeer training games (pretend to learn to fly!) Pulling a plush sleigh around with stuffies inside Watching classic holiday specials (especially stop-motion Rudolph!)

🦌Clothes

Red and brown pajamas or onesie Fluffy socks with snowflakes or hoof-print patterns Rudolph hoodie (with ears and red nose!) Soft antler headband or wearable antlers Red scarf or mini Santa cape Clip-on tail and paw/hoof gloves Sparkly nose sticker or a plushy red nose to wear

🦌 toys

Plush Rudolph or Clarice Snowman, elf, or Santa plushies Mini sleigh with reindeer figurines Felt or wooden toy trees to make a snowy forest Bell shaker toy (like sleigh bells!) Reindeer puppet or finger puppets Toy stables or snowy backdrop for make-believe games Holiday-themed sensory bin

🦌 Games

Coloring pages or sticker scenes with Rudolph “Fly practice” game — jump, flap arms, and take off! Hoof print trail — follow cutout tracks to a “present” Toy delivery pretend game Reindeer dress-up for plushies North Pole helper shift — sort “gifts,” wrap things, or make toys Shiny nose hide-and-seek (hide something red!)

🦌 Food/drinks

Hot cocoa Peppermint milk or red juice in a sippy Reindeer chow (chex mix with marshmallows and chocolate! Candy cane pieces in pudding or yogurt Fruit snack "carrots" or veggie straws Christmas cookies shaped like stars, trees, or reindeer Gingerbread reindeer or little nose-shaped treats (red candy!)

🦌 Nicknames