Child-Friendly Menorahs

Hanukkah 101: Child-Friendly Menorahs

December 1, 2008

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While much of the focus is on Christmas this time of the year, Hanukkah happens to coincide with Santa's day, starting on December 21st. We thought it might be fun to kick off a week of Hanukkah ideas with the most well-known symbol of the holiday, the menorah.

The Hanukkah menorah, a nine-branched candelabrum, stands as a reminder of the day's worth of oil that lasted for eight. Since there are no rules regarding the actual design of a menorah, other than the necessity of one branch standing higher than the others, we searched for the most child-friendly ones on the market and found them in all shapes, sizes and themes. We've even found some non-flame options, to ensure that your lil one's hands are safe during this festive time.

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4 Comments

shopping42 4 years 24 weeks

I also thank you for the acknowledgement of Hanukkah- So much focus on Christmas and shopping but not the true meaning of the holiday- I'm glad to celebrate the true meaning of my holiday Hanukkah--

shopping42 4 years 24 weeks

I also thank you for the acknowledgement of Hanukkah- So much focus on Christmas and shopping but not the true meaning of the holiday- I'm glad to celebrate the true meaning of my holiday Hanukkah--

POPSUGAR Moms 4 years 24 weeks

Thanks Akitkat118. We have more Hanukkah posts in store.

Akitkat118 4 years 24 weeks

Thank you for posting stuff for Hanukkah. I often feel that my holiday gets lost during the month of December and there is very little focus on any other religions - just Christmas!! So, thank you!