26 Kid-Friendly Ideas For Your Christmas Cookie Exchange

There's no sandwich better than a cookie sandwich! These cream wafer tree cookies are adorable, and technically count as a sandwich, right?!

These shortbread fireplaces by Diamonds For Dessert take the cake when it comes to creativity.

Veggie Kids' recipe for gingerbread eggnog delights merges two classic seasonal flavors into a sweet cookie sandwich treat.

We're blown away by the level of detail in Sweet Sugar Belle's postage stamp cookies.

Peppermint candy-inspired sparkly vanilla bean macarons are sophisticated enough to be saved for the adult table.

These sugar cookies with buttercream icing scream Christmas classic, and with a few fun cookie cutters, they're not hard to accomplish at all (you can even use slice and bake, we're not going to tell!).

These vanilla bean shortbread cookies scream Christmas!

Adorn Budding Baketress's gingerbread sandwich Christmas trees with mini M&M's to look like glistening ornaments.

For all of the mint lovers out there, these chocolate peppermint stuffed cookies are soft, chewy, and definitely minty!

They may be closer to candy than cookies, but these Frosty Pretzel treats are guaranteed to make kiddies smile.

These chocolate mint crinkle cookies are the perfect way to put all of those festive candy canes to good use!

Pint-Sized Treasures' Nutella Christmas S'Mores are made with store-bought ingredients — chocolate chip cookies, Nutella, marshmallows, crushed candy canes, and Hershey's Kisses.

Heather Christo's candy cane sugar cookie bars will melt in your mouth with a buttery, sugary cookie layer covered in peppermint frosting and crispy candy cane crumbs.

Chocolate-dipped minipretzels make the perfect antlers for the Budding Baketress's adorable peanut butter reindeer cookies.

Turn hot cocoa into a delicious cookie with these hot chocolate meltaway cookies that look like a cocoa lover's dream.

Could The Decorated Cookie's "Mr. Melty" be any cuter?!

Kids will love to help out in the kitchen by smashing candy canes for chocolate peppermint cookies inspired by a Martha Stewart recipe.

These chocolate-dipped candy cane grahams from Recipe Boy are an easy way to create a special seasonal treat.

If you'd rather buy than bake your contribution, Sugar Lane Bake Shop's snow globe sugar cookies ($36 for a dozen) are a good way to go!

An old favorite gets a new twist for the holidays with Table For Two's recipe for candy-cane-covered holiday Rice Krispie treats.

Oh Joy's decadent chocolate chip Nutella candy cane cookies combine oh so many of our favorite things!

Kids will love Diamonds For Dessert's chocolatey Christmas Domos — complete with Santa hats!

Because even the grouchiest Mr. Grinch has a heart, Very Grinch-a-licious Cookies by Scrumpalicious ($10 for two cookies) are sweet as can be.

A hearty, granola-based sweet treat, these Cowboy Cookies are a recipe you'll want to keep in your arsenal well past Christmas.

Kid-size fancy gems by Raspberri Cupcakes are simple and oh-so sweet.

Picky Palate came up with this stuffed chocolate chip cookie recipe that has gone crazy on the Internet. Who can resist the idea of a cookie baked within a cookie?