The term "Niño Dios" refers to the representation of the Christ Child in Christian tradition, particularly in Latin American cultures. This figure symbolizes the birth of Jesus and is often depicted as a small child, usually in a nativity scene. The Niño Dios is celebrated during the Christmas season, especially on January 6th, known as Día de Reyes or Three Kings' Day, when families often dress and display the figure. In many households, the Niño Dios is placed in a prominent location, and some families have special traditions surrounding it, such as dressing it in new clothes. The figure is also a focal point for prayers and blessings, emphasizing the importance of faith and family during the holiday season. The Niño Dios is a cherished symbol of hope and renewal in the Christian faith.