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. I wouldn't lie to my kids just so they can be happy imagining santa, I think its wrong. But you can tell her the story of Santa Claus, and if she believes it for a while or enjoys thinking about it, that's great. If she grows skeptical, then that's acceptable too. Basically give as much freedom to your kid as possible, I think that's what I would do.The Santa Claus Problem - Page 2
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radscorpion9
Canada2252 Posts
. I wouldn't lie to my kids just so they can be happy imagining santa, I think its wrong. But you can tell her the story of Santa Claus, and if she believes it for a while or enjoys thinking about it, that's great. If she grows skeptical, then that's acceptable too. Basically give as much freedom to your kid as possible, I think that's what I would do. | ||
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Enderfication
Finland17 Posts
"Santa Clause is real. He may not be the person who flies from house to house, but Santa is the spirit of Christmas. Which means he brings happiness and joy to people around the world by giving gifts and making smiles. Legends suggest that the spirit comes from somewhere, but where is it?" that way she'll wonder and imagine, which is what kids should do. | ||
FlaShFTW
United States10569 Posts
im like you, i hate people who are like "this is real or that is real". would i be a good parent then if i dropped that on my kid? i think so. we are only educating our kids in the proper manner. what if they grow up to believe in santa? would they mail their kids wish list to the "north pole with santa and his elves" only to find out the next day that they got nothing for christmas? in other words, do what you feel it right. if you dont want to give your kids nightmares or put them through shock, then option 1 is best. | ||
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Mementoss
Canada2595 Posts
But yeah Christmas picked up again a couple years ago when I could legally drink with the family lol. | ||
blahz0r
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