The 100-sheet note pad is packaged with a red coordinating ribbon. A list pad and a pad pair are also available.

The book theorizes what Mrs. Claus might be doing while her husband is busy making lists, checking them twice, reigning in the reindeer and leaving gifts for the “nice.” “Children will love the visual jokes in the detailed illustrations by Christian Slade and Kate Wharton’s merry text will inspire many a theory about Mrs. Claus,” Tricycle Press Publicist Hayley Gonnason told TDmonthly. Launch date: October 2008.

The charming story retells the miracle of Jesus’ birth from the perspective of a plucky young girl who learns that she is loved — by her father, and by God the Father. ”With warm storytelling, colorful pictures, and the thing every little girl craves, love, The Little Shepherd Girl appeals to little girls of all ages who dare to dream,” David C. Cook Publicist Kate Amaya told TDmonthly. “Parents will also love the strong message that is perfect for father-daughter bonding.” Launch date: October 2007.

A young boy embarks on a quest to earn enough money to buy a red scarf for a special girl, right before Christmas. “The Red Scarf is a unique holiday book for boys,” Mimi Schroeder, a representative for August House, told TDmonthly. “It combines adventure, humor and life lessons on what really matters.”

The kit comes with materials to create an accessorized snowman. Materials include wood fence parts, wood shapes, shovel, felt pieces, raffia and ribbon.

The book transforms the beloved Rankin and Bass stop-motion animation story into a beautifully illustrated picture book for families. Launch date: October 2008.

The book tells the timeless classic of the Peanuts gang and their heartwarming quest to uncover the true meaning of Christmas. “This cloth-bound deluxe collector’s edition is faithful to the original television special that airs every Christmas season, and makes the perfect gift for young and old Peanuts fans,” Seta Bedrossian Zink, of Running Press Book Publishers’ publicity department, told TDmonthly. Launch date: October 2008.

From late November to Christmas Eve, Christopher Pop-In-Kins “pops in” to visit children, play hide-and-seek, and share in the excitement of the holiday season. On Christmas Eve, he returns to the North Pole to tell Santa all about his young friends and holiday adventures. Each Christopher Pop-In-Kins Fun Set includes a posable Christopher Pop-In-Kins Elf, “Christopher Pop-In-Kins Pops In” by Flora Johnson ©1985 illustrated storybook, and a convenient storage case. Now in his 27th year, Christopher Pop-In-Kins was recently named one of Dr. Toys Best Classic Toys for 2011.
Awards: 2011 Moms' Best Award for Extraordinary Products; 2011 The Toy Man Award of Excellence; 2011 The Toy Man E-Choice Award; 2011 The Toy Man Seal of Approval; 2010 Parent Tested Parent Approved Seal of Excellence in Family Products; 2010 The National Parenting Center Seal of Approval; 2009 Preferred Choice Award from Creative Child Magazine; 2008 iParenting Media Outstanding Products Award; 2008 iParenting Media Hot Product Award; 2008 Dr. Toy Best New Products Award; 2004 Choice Award from the Chicago Home & Gift Market

 A variety of styles are available in the Christmas plush line, with many of the characters donning Santa hats or scarves. Launch date: February 2008.

The 6” resin baby bottle ornament is available in pink for girls and blue for boys. Each ornament has an area where the baby’s name, date of birth, weight and length can be filled in.

The kit helps kids create snowbears by strategically molding snow using the kit’s 3D pieces. Launch date: February 2008.

The 6” reindeer plush is made of several different materials, including cotton and is stuffed with beans. It comes with a distinctive secret code that allows kids to enter an online world. Kids can then interact virtually with their pet, care for it, earn KinzCash, play games and more.
— “I sold 1,000 of reindeer over two months,” Stephanie Dupuy, owner of Playville in Covington, La., told TDmonthly.
— “Webkinz is still the most ordered toy in the store. [We] sell 200 to 300 Webkinz a month,” Joyce Hoover, owner of Doll and Gift Gallery in Rogers, Ark., told TDmonthly.
— Thirteen of 60 retailers named Webkinz as their most popular item of 2007.

This is the very first decorative set that allows one to create a magical scene of Santa's visit. It includes everything parents need to convince their children (and themselves) that Santa really was in their home. Santa has left behind a number of clues, including foot prints, torn coat fabric, glasses, a button, a sleigh bell, and a naughty and nice list. “It really is magic,” Glenn Rudin of Santa-Clues told TDmonthly. Launch date: September/October 2008.

The 26” plush moves his head and mouth as he sings “Jingle Bells” and wishes onlookers a very Merry Christmas. The battery-activated toy comes with an on and off switch on his hand.

Part of the eight-piece Baldwin Toy Chest Collection of retro toys, this tricycle is intricately detailed and designed. The U.S.-made ornament is constructed of solid brass and etched, screen printed and finished in 24 carat gold. ”It’s an ornament that celebrates the child in all of us!” Deb Parkinson of Chemart Company told TDmonthly. Launch date: January 2008.

The plates are 13” in diameter and can be personalized at no additional cost. A Hanukkah Menorah plate is also available.

Set includes: locomotive; coal tender; passenger coach with two opening doors; observation car with “disappearing hobo” feature and opening door; three Polar Express figures; G-Gauge track (55” x 72” oval); RC remote controller (with two AA batteries included); easy-to-repack storage box. Operate this train using a 9.6 volt rechargeable battery (not included) or use six conventional C batteries (included).
— Cynthia Phillips Strinich, owner of Phillip's Toy Mart in Nashville, Tenn., told TDmonthly in a Summer 2012 survey that Lionel train sets were among her best selling collectible items.

This 160-page collection of holiday recipes includes dozens of easy-to-create dishes that are delicious, creative and kid-friendly. Launch date: September 2007.

In this collection of seasonal favorites, viewers will experience firsthand the joy and magic the holiday season brings to the Island of Sodor. They can see if Percy’s snow-covered face tricks James and the other engines into thinking they’ve seen Jack Frost, and cheer on Thomas, Harold, Percy and Terence as they shovel out stranded villagers just in time for Christmas. Launch date: October 23, 2007.

Developed by child expert Dr. Brij Kothari, this DVD features five animated stories, including “The First Christmas” and “The Elves and the Shoemaker.” It is designed with scientifically tested SLS (same language subtitling) to assist children with listening comprehension, reading skills and foreign language skills. Run time is approximately 30 minutes. It is available in English, English/Spanish, English/French, English/German, English/Italian and English/Mandarin Chinese. “This new BookBox DVD series can be used by those interested in educating children to read and get ahead,” Andrea Blain of Andrea Blain Public Relations told TDmonthly. Launch date: October 23, 2007.

These fun Christmas or Hanukkah tags make a festive addition to any holiday gift.

Each package contains 10 personalized, 5” x 7” cards. The greetings cards are available in regular and photo enclosure styles for both Christmas and Hanukkah.

This 12-track album from "Lullaby Lady" Paige Stroman features sleigh bells, guitar accompaniment and sole instrumentals in a collection that includes classics such as "Away in a Manger" and "Jingle Bells.” It also includes six all-new songs for the holiday season. "These are original lullabies produced by an award-winning rock producer whose hits include Bob Seger's 'Night Moves,' Alice Cooper's 'School's Out,' and the Guess Who's 'American Woman,'" Lullabyland LLC Singer/Songwriter Paige Stroman told TDmonthly. Launch date: August 2007.

This 44-page hardcover features full-color illustrations and explores the life of Santa Claus, including his workshop, family, transportation, dress and more. It uses visual evidence — antique postcards, notecards, books and calendar pictures — to reveal the truth about Santa.

This box of stickers features fun vintage prints for the holidays. It measures 6” x 4.75”.