Free Letter To Santa Printable
Most parents would love nothing more than to keep their children little forever. We want to keep them young and full of hope and magic. This is especially evident during the holidays. Today I’ve got a free letter to Santa printable download for you!
When you see your children’s eyes light up at the mention of Santa and his elves, when they experience the wonder of waking up on Christmas morning, you never want that magic to go away.
As they get older and older and begin to creep a little closer to adulthood, Christmas just isn’t quite the same for many kids. This part of growing up is natural, but there are still ways to keep the magic of Christmas for kids. In fact, you might just be able to keep the magic of Christmas for your entire family!
How To Keep The Magic Of Christmas For Kids
Enlist the help of older children
If you have older children that have passed that magical age, enlist their help with the younger children. Not only will this help the younger children keep the magic, but it will bring happiness to all of the kids. For the older children to experience Christmas through their younger siblings eyes is magical in itself.
Embrace the spirit of giving
Take your children along with you to a community service project. Maybe you can volunteer at a soup kitchen, hand out gloves and blankets to the homeless, grab a tag at the giving tree, or even fill up parking meters for holiday shoppers.
Nothing feels better than giving to those in need and giving your child the opportunity to feel this way is a great way to show them the magic of Christmas.
Spend time building family holiday traditions
Take the time to slow down during the holiday season. Spend time with your family. You can take your family to view the holiday lights, spend some time shopping together, decorate the tree, watch holiday movies, bake cookies, the possibilities are endless. You simply can’t go wrong with any holiday tradition that brings your family together during the holidays.
Make sure that YOU enjoy the season too
I know that the holiday season can be stressful, but you need to make sure that you too, enjoy the season. Your enjoyment will help keep the magic of Christmas for kids.
If your kids see you stressed out and unhappy during the holiday season, it is going to ruin the holidays for them. That stress gets passed down to them, even if you don’t mean for that to happen.
Make a tradition of writing a wish list and a letter to Santa
Make a tradition of having your children write out a wishlist and a letter to Santa. Also, be sure to send that wishlist with a letter to Santa at the North Pole.
Once the kids have written out what their biggest wishes are for presents and they know that that list is on the way to Santa is a very exciting way to build up anticipation for Christmas morning.
They will excitedly stay busy dreaming about whether or not those gifts will be under the tree when they wake up on Christmas morning. I’m going to make this super easy for you with this fun free Letter to Santa printable for your family to enjoy! (P.S. Don’t forget to bake these yummy Christmas Cookies on Christmas Eve!)
The printable download includes:
- Santa’s Nice List Certificate
- North Pole Official Document
- North Pole Official Letter From Santa
- Letter To Santa
Click here to get your free download – Free Letter To Santa Printable
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Do your children still feel the magic of Christmas? How do you keep the magic of Christmas for kids?
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Janine Huldie
Thursday 21st of November 2019
What great advice and love the Santa Kit, too. And we always write letters to Santa each year. But my girls are getting older now. However, as of right now, they still believe very much in Santa. So, holding onto that for as long as we can here ;)