Now that your children are on their way back to school you are thinking about new school cloths, extracurricular activities, and all the wants and wished you heard throughout the summer. Although Christmas is still four months away, be advised to keep the special holiday on the back of your mind, because you could miss out on the important stuff. (more…)

Christmas. If you’re a parent, that word probably triggers a headache and a quick glance at the calender. But mention it to the kids and they’ll be in blissful chaos for the next week, whether it’s December or only July. As parents you want to make sure Christmas is a happy and rejuvenating time for your children. But in the rush of the season you may end up with more ulcers then smiles, and a few heartbroken children who feel abandoned by the man in the red suit. Don’t despair! This Christmas you won’t have to be Santa’s excuse maker. With a few clicks you can ensure a thrilled child who will receive personal attention from Old Saint Nick. (more…)

Were you so pleased with yourself that you couldn’t wait to tell the other moms what you did for your child this Holiday season? You ran out telling everyone and anyone about the letter you just sent to your child from Santa. Only to find out, so did they other moms, but theirs came with coloring pages, or maybe a phone call as well, and all yours was, was a letter with your child’s name! (more…)

Do you have a fighter in your home? A biter maybe? Someone, who refuses to pick up their toys, or come in for dinner when they are asked,? Well nothing cures a little rebel faster then a reminder of Santa Claus. Well, we have the ultimate solution for you. A physical reminder made especially for your children, who have a little trouble remembering who is watching. (more…)

All Santa Letters, websites are not created equal. How would you know, without paying the money? Well we have the site created for you. We will rate Santa Letter websites, for you so you can know the top rated site. You may want to go off, how aesthetically pleasing the site is, then you get your letter home, and all it is, is your child’s name, pasted on top of a very genetic letter. (more…)

Not that Christmas time isn’t special enough, but have you ever wanted to do a little something else, to bring the magic to your home? You may start with extra decorations, extra Christmas stories at bedtime, help your children write a letter to Santa, but it just doesn’t feel like enough? (more…)

Were you so excited to surprise your child with a personalized letter to Santa, but it turned out to be a major dud. Something that you could have whipped up in a second? Or worse yet, something that never came. Well we want to hear about it, as do your peers. Tell us of the great Santa Letters site you used and loved. (more…)

What do you do with your children over that LONG winter break, to keep there minds turning into mush. And forgetting all of the lessons they learned in the week ahead. Simple, you find a way to incorporate their lessons into an enjoyable activity. What is more exciting then writing your very own letter to Santa? (more…)

1-What movie was the popular Christmas song White Christmas written for?

2- What is the main course in Whoville at Christmas?

3- What is the name of “elf” Buddy falls for in the Will Ferrell movie, Elf?

4- Which U.S. state was the first to declare Christmas an official holiday? (more…)

Sally Brown’s Letter (Charlie’s responses excluded):

“Dear Santa Claus, how have you been? Did you have a nice summer? How is your wife? I have been especially good this year, so I have a long list of presents that I want… Please note the size and color of each item, and send as many as possible. If it seems too complicated, make it easy on yourself. Just send money. How about 10’s and 20’s?… All I want is what I have coming to me. All I want is my fair share.” (more…)

We watch movies, read books, put up decorations, listen to music all about Santa Claus. We encourage our children to be good, because Santa or his helpers are watching. Children are told to make a list for Santa so he knows what to have the elves make for him at his workshop. That however is where it ends, your child so full of wonderment and imagination, in there best penmanship, sounds out the letters of the toys they hope to receive, carefully put it in an envelope, (more…)

We watch movies, read books, put up decorations, listen to music all about Santa Claus. We encourage our children to be good, because Santa or his helpers are watching. Children are told to make a list for Santa so he knows what to have the elves make for him at his workshop. That however is where it ends, your child so full of wonderment and imagination, in there best penmanship, sounds out the letters of the toys they hope to receive, carefully put it in an envelope, check to make sure they have enough postage, and make sure you have the right address. (more…)

As the first snow of the winter season began to fall, little Cyndi Loo Hoo sat and stared out the window starry-eyed. She gazed up to the sky and began to imagine she could see the North Pole and Santa’s workshop. The elves were dancing and singing as they worked diligently on all the toys for all the boys and girls. With a smile on her face, Cyndi ran to get a pen and paper so she could write a letter to Santa. (more…)

When the retail stores begin to display Christmas novelty items on their shelves, kids begin to drop hints and ask to go see Santa. The more the kids see all the Christmas decorations and commercials the more they start to think about the holiday and their favorite Jolly Guy. As the favorite “Jingle Bell Rock” and “Santa is coming to Town” play on the radio everyone starts to get into the Christmas spirit. Kids however, don’t just get into the spirit they live the spirit of Christmas. (more…)

Have you ever wondered how Santa got his name? The pronunciation varies from country to country, but many of the versions throughout Europe and America are a version of “Saint Nicholas” or “Father Christmas.” The name Saint Nicholas refers to an actual man who reportedly died around 350 A.D. and who is the official patron saint of giving. Due to his popularity, Saint Nicholas has also been the patron saint of Russia, Greece, children, sailors, pawnbrokers and shopkeepers. In life he was known as a friend of children and those in need, and as his fame spread from country to country, so did the various pronunciations of his name. (more…)

When the retail stores begin to display Christmas novelty items on their shelves, kids begin to drop hints and ask to go see Santa. The more the kids see all the Christmas decorations and commercials the more they start to think about the holiday and their favorite Jolly Guy. As the favorite “Jingle Bell Rock” and “Santa is coming to Town” play on the radio everyone starts to get into the Christmas spirit. Kids however, don’t just get into the spirit they live the spirit of Christmas. (more…)