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🍪 Christmas recipes for kids aged 6 to 9

Weighing, mixing, rolling and decorating: Christmas recipes where children aged 6 to 9 do most of the work themselves, with an adult nearby.

Alcohol-free Christmas punch with cranberryA sparkling alcohol-free Christmas punch with cranberry, orange, rosemary and fizz. Festive for the whole family, ready in 10 minutes in a big bowl or jug. Baked French toast for Christmas morningAn overnight French toast bake with red berries and cinnamon. Assemble it the evening before and bake it on Christmas morning. Perfect for a family brunch. Easy chocolate mousse without eggs for ChristmasA light chocolate mousse with just dark chocolate and cream, no raw egg. Ready in 15 minutes, made the day before and served in pretty glasses. Chocolate star bread for Christmas breakfastA festive pull-apart star bread with layers of chocolate spread to share at Christmas breakfast. Shape it the night before and bake it in the morning. Christmas biscuits to decorate with kids (easy recipe)Easy butter biscuits that hold their shape, so kids can cut stars, trees and stockings and decorate them with icing. Simple steps, tips for little hands. Christmas brunch ideas: oven frittata and a planA relaxed Christmas brunch built around an oven-baked frittata with spinach and feta, plus what to prepare the day before and an easy timing plan. Christmas cake pops to make with kids (no machine)Make Christmas cake pops without a machine. Roll cake and cream cheese into balls, dip them in chocolate and decorate them as baubles or snowmen. Christmas chocolate lollies to make with kidsMake chocolate lollies with your children. Melt chocolate, pour circles and decorate with stars and sprinkles. A lovely homemade Christmas gift too. Christmas cupcakes to decorate with kidsLight vanilla cupcakes with buttercream, decorated as Christmas trees and snowmen. Step-by-step recipe with tips for decorating them together. Christmas lunchbox ideas for school: wrap treesA festive Christmas lunchbox for school with wrap Christmas trees, cucumber stars and fruit. Quick to make and easy to prepare the evening before. Christmas tree brownies to bake with kidsFudgy chocolate brownies cut into Christmas trees, with green icing garlands and a pretzel trunk. Easy recipe without a mixer, perfect for baking together. Christmas tree pizza to make with kidsA pizza shaped like a Christmas tree, decorated with broccoli, peppers and tomatoes. An easy Christmas tea for kids, who add the toppings themselves. Christmas wreath biscuits to hang on the treeButtery wreath biscuits with flaked almonds and sugar, each with a hole for a ribbon. Bake edible Christmas tree decorations together with your children. Creamy pumpkin soup with ginger for ChristmasVelvety pumpkin or butternut squash soup with a hint of ginger and toasted pumpkin seeds. Easy to make ahead and freeze for a relaxed Christmas starter. Easy Christmas dessert cups that kids can makeChristmas desserts in glasses with red berries, creamy vanilla cream and biscuit crumbs. No oven, made ahead and so easy that children can make them alone. Gingerbread men to bake with kids (easy recipe)Spiced gingerbread men with honey and cinnamon to to cut out as people, stars and trees. An easy dough children can roll out, with simple icing. Gluten-free Christmas biscuits without eggCrisp gluten-free Christmas biscuits made without egg, for cutting out and decorating. Easy to make dairy-free, with tips to avoid cross-contamination. Healthy Christmas muffins with apple and carrotMoist muffins with apple, carrot, banana and cinnamon and only a little sugar. A healthier Christmas snack for children that also fits in the lunchbox. Healthy Christmas snacks for kids: fruit trees and moreFun, no-bake Christmas snacks for children, from a fruit Christmas tree to banana snowmen and cracker reindeer. Quick ideas for parties and film nights. How to make a gingerbread house with kidsBuild a gingerbread house together, with spiced dough, simple templates with measurements, sturdy icing glue and tips for decorating it with sweets. Linzer biscuits with jam and a star windowAlmond Linzer biscuits sandwiched with raspberry jam, with a star or heart window in the middle. Explained step by step so children can help cut them out. Easy mini mince pies to make with childrenBite-size mince pies with simple homemade pastry and star lids. A fun Christmas bake for kids, and the perfect pie to leave out for Father Christmas. No-bake snowballs: a Christmas recipe for toddlersSoft banana and oat balls rolled in coconut snow. No oven and no added sugar, a Christmas recipe that toddlers can make themselves with a little help. No-churn Christmas ice cream cakeA no-churn ice cream cake with vanilla and chocolate layers, cranberries and pistachios on a biscuit base. Make it up to two weeks ahead and freeze. Pancake Christmas tree: a fun breakfast for kidsA fun and easy Christmas breakfast for kids. Stack little fluffy pancakes into a Christmas tree and decorate with fruit. Ready in 30 minutes. Piped butter biscuits (spritz) to bake with kidsCrisp vanilla butter biscuits piped into wreaths and stars and half dipped in chocolate. An easy Christmas spritz biscuit recipe to bake with kids. Proper hot chocolate: 4 Christmas variationsProper hot chocolate made with real chocolate, plus four Christmas variations for kids: snowy white, gingerbread spice, chocolate orange and spoons. Puff pastry Christmas tree with cheese (pull-apart)A cheesy pull-apart Christmas tree made from puff pastry. Quick to make and perfect for a Christmas party with children, plus more easy party food ideas. Reindeer bread rolls to bake with kidsSoft milk bread rolls shaped like reindeer, with raisin eyes, a red cherry nose and pretzel antlers. Fun for Christmas breakfast or the lunchbox. Snowball biscuits rolled in icing sugarMelt-in-the-mouth snowball biscuits with ground hazelnuts or almonds, rolled in icing sugar. Children roll the balls themselves. Nut-free option too. Vegetable Christmas tree platter with a yoghurt dipA healthy Christmas snack for kids. Build a Christmas tree from broccoli, peppers, cucumber and tomatoes with a fresh yoghurt dip. Ready in 25 minutes.