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Every household grooves on the celebration of Christmas, but there are some odd facts that you might have never heard about. Well, you don’t need to look anywhere else because we have curated a list which would help you start a conversation quickly. You never know how far the chat would last as the fun never ceases to end. Here’s something which you might have found in books for Christmas . December 25 was originally observed as Christmas by devout followers of Jesus as you might have read in Christmas books for children . There’s not even a single proof about Mary giving birth to Christ on this day. Besides, different versions of the Bible have never mentioned the date but it’s true that the lord was born during winter. With rituals associated with the shortest day of the year, the pagans were the first to opt for December 25. Believe or not, there wasn’t a custom to celebrate the birthday for many years. Several wars were the result of this nativity story. When the Christian ...

When Christmas is the time to shower unconditional love and express from the bottom of your heart, there’s a lot that you can teach kids about the true spirit. Rather than fulfilling their list as December draws to a close, you should tone things this year. Help them perceive that the festival revolves around showing love, caring and giving. Don’t know how? Then, you should scroll ahead and consider something as you keep your children busy with books for Christmas . A great way of starting off is to enjoy narrating stories from books that illustrate parables related to the birth of Christ. You could either start as December begins or a few weeks prior when Christmas is arriving soon. Well, these stories work way beyond in developing habits and in seeking the pleasure of gifting others. Remind them about gifts of myrrh, frankincense and gold which the wise men laid down before the Lord. Once your little one knows everything about this incident, they would become creative in buy...