Let the children put the gingerbread baby stickers on the outside. I recommend using plastic ornaments opposed to glass because then you don’t have to worry about broken glass if one rolls off the table (which is bound to happen).Ĭhildren should be supervised while making these (as with any activity), but it is really such a cinch. I bought the scrapbook stickers from a local craft store, and they were super affordable with a coupon! I’ve included a link above in case you don’t want to go on a wild goose hunt. The book, Gingerbread Baby, of course!.Clear DIY Fillable Plastic Ball Craft Ornaments.Gingerbread scrapbook stickers (they hold much better than the average sticker).I just love these because children can make these pretty much on their own even, at the older toddler age. Our gingerbread ornaments are the brilliant idea of a family child care friend of mine named Kelly. It is definitely a “have to read” read aloud book for the Christmas season!Įven when I worked in a program where we did not celebrate holidays, it was still fitting and always dearly loved. It is my all-time favorite gingerbread book because of the fun story and the stunning pictures. We were inspired by the book Gingerbread Baby which is written by Jan Brett. Once December hits, there’s no denying my gingerbread adoration! This year my kids made these gingerbread baby Christmas ornaments, and we absolutely love them. Need the perfect Christmas ornament that children can make by themselves? This Gingerbread Baby Sticker Ornament is perfect, and even toddlers can make this!

Gingerbread Baby by Jan Brett