9 thoughts on “ Santa Isnt Real ”

1. I’m 28 years old and I was never told about Santa until I heard other kids talking about it when I was like 4 or 5. My mom and grandmother were just real with me. They said that the Christmas presents were from them because they love me and that w.

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2. Jun 04,  · I would argue the magic of Christmas can be even stronger if they know the truth about Santa from the beginning. Kids play make-believe all the time and they find joy in that. They can pretend to be superheroes, cowboys, doctors, or whatever they want. They know none of it is real but that doesn’t make playing less fun.

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3. Amazingly my own kids (now aged 12 and 14) have never asked me the “Is Santa Real?” question to this day – I believe mainly out of fear of having the magical bubble popped. Mine – not theirs! For some reason their crazy mom (that is, me!) has this fervent need to keep the spirit of .

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4. Dec 03,  · "She told them Santa isn’t real and parents just buy presents and put them under their tree," wrote Simek, whose 6-year-old daughter was in the class. "She told them reindeer can’t fly and.

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5. Dec 20,  · A study from found that about 85 percent of young American kids believe in Santa, and researchers today confirm those numbers still hold true, with many kids believing until about age eight. This kid is so done with Santa.

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6. Dec 20,  · Santa is a teacher, and I have been his student, and now you know the secret of how he gets down all those chimneys on Christmas Eve: he has Home Country: San Francisco.

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7. Dec 12,  · “It’s disconcerting when people say something is real, and then it’s not real,” Alexandra Fung, a year-old mother of three from Chicago who runs .

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8. Dec 06,  · Magic is actually real, Santa is not real but that doesn’t mean that magic is not real. “We experienced magic together today, when we saw Mamma Mia there was magic in the theatre.

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9. Being a Santa isn't about getting credit, you see. It's unselfish giving." In the original post, the writer explains that their oldest child decided to buy a gift for a neighbor who always walked out to get the newspaper without her shoes glycufafutolalnaijouparseoholdweb.coinfo: Robbie Couch.

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