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A lullaby is a soft song mothers sing to soothe their babies and help them fall asleep. The primary "Children's Songbook" has a sweet Christmas lullaby called "Oh, Hush Thee, My Baby" (which I am sure your mommies would be happy to play and sing to you). It goes:
Oh, hush thee, my baby; a story I'll tell,
How little Lord Jesus on earth came to dwell;
How in a far country, 'way over the sea,
Was born a wee baby, my dear one, like thee."
It doesn't seem like a list of Christmas picture books would be complete without including a couple books about baby Jesus, whose birthday we celebrate at Christmastime.
Try "B is for Bethlehem" . . .
"The Manger Where Jesus Lay" . . .
or the boardbook, "One Baby Jesus"
for a bedtime story tonight. And don't forget the lullaby afterwards.
Merry little two weeks before Christmas Eve!
Love, Grandma
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