Christmas Eve for kids · £24.99
The final hour before lights out. One christmas eve song for children.
A personalised Christmas Eve song for your children, written from your memories: new pyjamas, the carrot for Rudolph, the quiet questions at bedtime. Delivered within 24 hours. £24.99.
When the carols fade and the house grows still, let a song carry the magic. Your kids will hear their names, the night's wonder, and drift to sleep with a smile.
You approve every lyric · One revision included · Their lullaby to keep forever

A worked example
Meet Ivy & Noah, our example siblings
They're invented, but the bedtime moments are familiar to many families. This shows the kind of detail families send us, and the song we create from it. Your song will be built from your own memories.
Ivy & Noah
Six and four, new pyjamas, carrot for Rudolph, a question for Santa.
- Ivy, six, loves to patrol the fireplace
- Noah, four, asks if Santa can see him right now
- Carrot left out for Rudolph every Christmas Eve
- Both tucked into bright new pyjamas at bedtime
What their mum told us
We want a Christmas Eve song for our kids Ivy, six, and Noah, four. It's for the last hour before bed: new pyjamas, carrot out for Rudolph, Noah asking if Santa can see him 'right now' (unsettling), Ivy patrolling the fireplace. Something magical with their names in it that ends with two children actually going to sleep. A big ask. We know.
The sort of thing a parent might send us
Read the lyrics: Midnight MagicPop · Playful female vocals · Christmas bedtime
Verse 1
New pyjamas, fresh and snug and tight,Ivy counting stars outside tonight,Noah's got a carrot in his hand,"This one's the crunchiest in the land."
Pre-Chorus
The clock's so slow, the tree lights glow,Two little hearts don't want to go,But Mummy says, and Daddy too,Santa's got a job to do.
Chorus
So close your eyes, Ivy and Noah,Let the sleepy magic softly grow,Rudolph's coming, snow is falling slow,Close your eyes, it's time to go.
Verse 2
Ivy's on patrol beside the grate,"I'll guard the fireplace, I'll stay up late,"Noah whispers, "Can he see me now?"Mum says, "Only if you're sleeping, somehow."
Pre-Chorus
The clock's so slow, the tree lights glow,Two little hearts don't want to go,But Mummy says, and Daddy too,Santa's got a job to do.
Chorus
So close your eyes, Ivy and Noah,Let the sleepy magic softly grow,Rudolph's coming, snow is falling slow,Close your eyes, it's time to go.
Bridge
The carrot's out, the milk is poured,The stockings hang, the hush is soft,Somewhere high above the town,A sleigh bell jingles, drifting down.
Outro
Hush now, Ivy, hush now, Noah,Dream of reindeer, dream of snow,Morning's coming soft and slow,Sleep now, darlings, off you go.Ivy's still... and Noah's still...Both asleep upon the hill of dreams.
Every song is written from scratch for one family only. Ivy and Noah's lullaby was built from a carrot, pyjamas and a whispered question. Your own bedtime story will shape yours.
What to put in a christmas eve song for children
Just share the little moments that make the night special. We'll turn them into verses and a soothing chorus.
The bedtime ritual
New pyjamas, the bedtime story, the final kiss: perfect for the opening verse.
The reindeer treat
The carrot left for Rudolph, the hope it carries: a sweet line for the bridge.
The child's question
Noah wondering if Santa can see him now: adds wonder and a gentle rhyme.
The fireplace watch
Ivy patrolling the fire, making sure the magic stays alive: a cozy detail for the chorus.
Musical styles that suit a bedtime christmas song
Pick the one that feels right for your little ones, or choose Surprise me and we'll match it to the story.
Pop lullaby
Bright but gentle, with a sing-along hook that settles children into sleep.
Acoustic folk
Warm guitars and soft vocals create a cosy, story-like atmosphere.
Classic Christmas ballad
Traditional bells and a calm piano keep the festive spirit while winding down.
The moment it's for
Picture the bedtime scene when it plays
Between the last story and the night-light switch, the song arrives.
The sleepy smile
The children recognise their names, eyes widen, then soften as the melody folds.
The quiet room
The house quiets, the fireplace crackles, and the lullaby becomes the night's heartbeat.
The gentle drift
Ivy and Noah sigh, pull their blankets up, and drift off with the chorus humming in their heads.
From memory to lullaby
How it works
Four short questions, lyric approval, and a magical bedtime song lands in your inbox within 24 hours.
Tell us about them
The memories, the inside jokes, the things that make them them. Three minutes, tops.
We write, you approve
We turn your words into lyrics and send them to you before we produce a single note.
Delivered within 24 hours
A professionally produced song lands in your inbox, ready for the big moment.
Create their song · £24.99
How should their song sound?
Pick a style. Not sure? Choose Surprise me and we'll match it to their story.
Takes about three minutes · Your answers save as you go
Before you ask
Questions, answered
Practical details for creating the perfect christmas eve song for children.
What details should I give for a bedtime christmas song?
Anything that makes the night special: the pyjamas, the carrot for Rudolph, a question the child asks, a little habit like patrolling the fireplace. A few sentences are enough.
Will the song be ready before we tuck the kids in?
Yes. Our songs are delivered within 24 hours of ordering. Approve the lyrics quickly and the MP3 will be in your inbox ready for bedtime.
Can I hear the lyrics before it's recorded?
Absolutely. You read and approve every line. One free revision is included, so you can tweak any wording before we produce the final track.
What style works best for a bedtime song?
Pop lullaby, acoustic folk or a classic Christmas ballad all work well. Choose the vibe that matches your children's favourite sounds, or select Surprise me and we'll decide for you.
Do you also offer a bedtime story version?
Yes: we have a separate bedtime-story product that turns your memories into a short narrated story. You can order both for a complete night-time experience.
More occasions
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Every occasion gets its own page, its own example and its own song.
Give the night a soundtrack
Share the bedtime details: new pyjamas, carrot for Rudolph, a whisper to the fireplace: and we'll craft a lullaby for your kids, ready in 24 hours.
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