The "Holy Child Jesus" refers to the depiction of Jesus Christ as a young child, often portrayed in art and religious iconography. This representation emphasizes His innocence and purity, highlighting the belief in His divine nature from a very young age. The image is commonly associated with the Nativity scene, where Jesus is born in a manger, surrounded by His mother, Mary, and other figures. Devotion to the Holy Child Jesus is particularly prominent in various Christian traditions, including the Catholic Church. Many believers celebrate the feast of the Holy Innocents, which honors the children killed by King Herod in an attempt to eliminate the newborn Jesus. This devotion often includes prayers and novenas, seeking the intercession of the Holy Child for protection and blessings.