The 12 Gifts of Christmas {Mom Edition}

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We’ve all heard the song and probably hum it all season long, but this version of The 12 Gifts of Christmas is a mom edition just for us mamas!


On the first day of Christmas, my children gave to me… hot chocolate dumped underneath the Christmas tree.

On the second day of Christmas, my children gave to me… two tired elves on the shelf and hot chocolate dumped underneath the Christmas tree.

On the third day of Christmas, my children gave to me… a Nativity set missing all the sheep, two tired elves on the shelf, and hot chocolate dumped underneath the Christmas tree.

On the fourth day of Christmas, my children gave to me… four different daycare viruses, a Nativity set missing all the sheep, two tired elves on the shelf, and hot chocolate dumped underneath the Christmas tree.

On the fifth day of Christmas, my children gave to me. . . “Baby Thunderdome!”

(Two babies enter, one baby leaves)

12 gifts of christmas

… four different daycare viruses, a Nativity set missing all the sheep, two tired elves on the shelf, and hot chocolate dumped underneath the Christmas tree.

On the sixth day of Christmas, my children gave to me… 600 hundred ball pit balls, “Baby Thunderdome!”… four different daycare viruses, a Nativity set missing all the sheep, two tired elves on the shelf, and hot chocolate dumped underneath the Christmas tree.

On the seventh day of Christmas, my children gave to me… seven T-rex Santas, 600 ball pit balls, “Baby Thunderdome!”… four different daycare viruses, a Nativity set missing all the sheep, two tired elves on the shelf, and hot chocolate dumped underneath the Christmas tree.

On the eighth day of Christmas, my children gave to me… eight train cars that don’t work, seven T-rex Santas, 600 ball pit balls, “Baby Thunderdome!”… four different daycare viruses, a Nativity set missing all the sheep, two tired elves on the shelf, and hot chocolate dumped underneath the Christmas tree.

On the ninth day of Christmas, my children gave to me… “I can’t count to count to nine,” eight train cars that don’t work, seven T-rex Santas, 600 ball pit balls, “Baby Thunderdome!”… four different daycare viruses, a Nativity set missing all the sheep, two tired elves on the shelf, and hot chocolate dumped underneath the Christmas tree.

On the tenth day of Christmas, my children gave to me… 10 wet Christmas hugs, “I can’t count to nine,” eight train cars that don’t work, seven T-rex Santas, 600 ball pit balls, “Baby Thunderdome!”… four different daycare viruses, a Nativity set missing all the sheep, two tired elves on the shelf, and hot chocolate dumped underneath the Christmas tree.

On the eleventh day of Christmas, my children gave to me… 11 unwrapped presents, 10 wet Christmas hugs, “I can’t count to nine”, eight train cars that don’t work, seven T-rex Santas, 600 ball pit balls, “Baby Thunderdome!”… four different daycare viruses, a Nativity set missing all the sheep, two tired elves on the shelf, and hot chocolate dumped underneath the Christmas tree.

On the twelfth day of Christmas, my children gave to me… 12 times watching Frozen 2, 11 unwrapped presents, 10 wet Christmas hugs, “I can’t count to nine,” eight train cars that don’t work, seven T-rex Santas, 600 ball pit balls, “Baby Thunderdome!”… four different daycare viruses, a Nativity set missing all the sheep, two tired elves on the shelf, and hot chocolate dumped underneath the Christmas tree.