Quoting mom2jessnky:Nope they both know he's not real.
We never were big on the whole thing. They know to not blow it for a kid that does believe because that's rude. When they were little they would each get a small (under $20) gift from Santa. I don't understand families that have EVERYTHING from Santa or the biggest best gift from him. Uhm HELLO, don't you want the Thank you for that?!
We just have the kids write out what they want, and go from there.
My kid is starting to grow out of believing in Santa. We don't do many of the traditions we used to do when she thought Santa was real. :(
Quoting meagansmommy07:
Yes, everything under the tree is from Santa.and since a PP mentioned it, no I don't want the Thanks for thr gifts. Years from now they'll know we bought the presents..the.smile.is enough thanks :) the stockings are from Mrs. Claus because she puts underwear, toothbrush and.toothpaste in.em. we leave cookies for Santa and milk and veggies/fruit for the reindeer
Yes.We leave cookies and milk for Santa,reindeer food on the front lawn,stockings get filled Christmas Eve after they have gone to bed.Every year Hannah and Rachel leave Santa a letter and then he answers back.I still have the letters from past Christmas's.Last year Hannah wanted a bell from Rudolphs collar so Danielle and Sarah made her and Rachel collars with bells on them.
I don't know if she still truly believes, but we have done Santa with all the kids until they grew up and moved out. Believing doesn't always mean you think he actually exists.
They kind of do. We have never been huge on it. They do hang stockings and leave out cookies
- SarahSuzyQ
on Nov. 20, 2012 at 12:11 AM