Santa loves this free coloring pages blog.
All of the drawings were done by me... except for about 7 done by
a grandniece and grandnephew.
Today's new drawing is of Santa from when Rudolph was born in the spring...
many years ago.
Santa Feeding Baby Rudolph
Most of us love the stop-motion Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer children's program. I am one of those who love that movie. I was born with a birth defect so I felt different much of my life. I had a tracheotomy for 8 years when I was a child and I have one now as well. So the story of Rudolph being different and yet winning the day was wonderful to me.
However, I have it on good authority that Santa NEVER rejected Rudolph for being different. Santa respected variety in living things - people, elves, animals, and Christmas trees. So this drawing shows Santa feeding Rudolph some corn to help cheer the young reindeer up. You see, Rudolph WAS bullied. I can relate to that too. But my parents and friends helped me feel like I was able to do anything. So I swam with my trach cored. I herded cows, burned weeds on our farm, and fed the pigs. I played drums in the school and later the BYU band. So I am a big fan of the Rudolph story, but I am certain Santa was kind to Rudloph, just like my friends Kurt, Mike, Jim, Greg, Julie, Natalie, Richard etc. were to me.
So now you see why I drew Santa being kind to the young Rudolph.
NOTE: This drawing, in printable form, is found by clicking on the button labeled Holidays. Then scroll down to the bottom of the Christmas section. IF you are accessing this page during the 2024 Christmas Holidays season then this drawing will be at or near the bottom of the Christmas section of the Holiday drawings. Click on the title and you will get the printable coloring page.
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