Pizza on Christmas morning? It totally works if it's this recipe for Crock-Pot breakfast pizza from Recipes That Crock.

Cheese, bacon, and potatoes? This Crock-Pot recipe from Seduction in the Kitchen has got all the essential breakfast elements that your family will flip for.

Little ones will probably be eager to scarf down breakfast and get back to their new stash of presents, so an option they can eat with one hand like these slow cooker breakfast burritos from Pretty Providence could be perfect.

You don't have to wait until dessert to get your gingerbread fix. This recipe for gingerbread oatmeal from I Don't Have Time for That will tide you over.

Want something even sweeter than gingerbread oats? Try this recipe for Crock-Pot pumpkin gingerbread oats from Humorous Homemaking.

Apple crisp isn't just for dessert. This recipe for overnight apple crisp in the Crock-Pot from For the Love of Food has a special ingredient that makes it breakfast-friendly.

There's really nothing you can't make in a Crock-Pot. Baking Queen 74's chocolate chip scone recipe looks absolutely delicious, and requires minimal clean up if you line your slow cooker like she did.

This Crock-Pot Nutella French toast from I Can Cook That looks super decadent and absolutely delicious. You'd definitely have to be on Santa's nice list to deserve a breakfast like this.

Got a big crowd spending the night at your house for Christmas? You can start cooking this Crock-Pot breakfast casserole overnight and wake up to a delicious meal for 12 as soon as everyone runs down the stairs to check out what Santa brought them.

After all your hard work toward making the holiday come together (in coordination with Santa, of course), a cup of coffee and a gooey Crock-Pot cinnamon bun from La Creme de la Crumb might be the perfect way to treat yourself.

This slow cooker maple apple butter recipe utilizes nutmeg, cinnamon, and clove to make a delectable spread for toast and takes seven hours to cook. Spread it on other breakfast sweets like cinnamon rolls or scones. If you can’t get enough of this recipe, you can use it on savory dishes, too. Half Baked Harvest recommends using it over pork chops. And if you’re still not sold on the seven-hour cook time, think about doubling the recipe and packaging it into festive little jars to pass out to friends and family.

Christmas morning is the perfect opportunity to indulge in a super sweet hot beverage while cozying up on the couch with your family. Mom On Timeout shares this slow cooker peppermint white hot chocolate recipe that will fill your house with decadent aromas. The peppermint flavor in the creamer makes this creamy beverage even more suitable for Christmas morning. It takes two-and-a-half hours for it to come together and it’s the perfect thing to serve while everyone’s opening or enjoying their new gifts.

This savory recipe for Crock-Pot breakfast potatoes from Well Plated can be made overnight and be ready the next morning. For a more decadent dish, Erin recommends adding an extra tablespoon of butter. If you want to make this recipe vegan, olive oil is an appropriate substitute.

Breakfast parfaits are a tasty way to get a healthy serving of fruit in the AM. Making your own yogurt in a slow cooker with Mom on Timeout’s Slow Cooker Yogurt recipe requires 12 hours of cook time so you can leave this to be made overnight. The blogger uses organic whole milk argues the yogurt will be thicker if your milk has higher fat content.

If you’re you’re looking for a baby-friendly option for your child’s breakfast, this slow cooker applesauce recipe with no sugar added from Mel’s Kitchen Cafe is a great option. This 4-hour recipe calls for three types of apples, cinnamon, nutmeg, and lemon juice for a flavorful dish or topping with no added sweeteners. It can be served warm, at room temperature, or chilled depending on your own preference.