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My friends said there is no Santa I feel really sad can anyone tell me if my friends are telling the truth?
Your friends are telling the truth. Santa Claus is not real. Sorry. Neither is the Easter Bunny.
Should I tell my 10-year-old the truth about Santa Claus?
Deciding whether to tell your 10-year-old the truth about Santa Claus is a personal decision. Some parents believe in preserving the magic of childhood and continue the tradition, while others choose to be honest about the myth. Consider your child's maturity level and how they may react to the truth before making a decision.
Does Santa Claus use walkie talkies?
Santa Claus doesn't exist! Whatever your parents tell you(:
What is Santa Claus' middle name?
Sorry to tell you but he's not real and his name is mr santa claws
What did Mrs. Claus tell Santa when it was raining?
Rain, dear
What do you tell your students when they ask if santa Claus is real?
mess about with them but then get serious and tell them the truth but do it in a nice way so they understand but make sure they don't get upset and if they do treat them to some sweets and it is totally legal to say that Santa is not real it depends what age they are really!!!!!!!
What is Santa Claus known as in Jamaica?
bruh I'm trying to do my work alright I search up 'what is Santa called I the Bahamas' i press this link and i can't even find the answer how great
Your dad still thinks you believe in Santa Claus im 14 how do you tell him that you dont?
Tell him straight up "Dad I do not believe in Santa".
Do they have a Santa Claus in Iraq?
i have no idea and i nee d someone to freaking tell me!!
What happens if children see Santa Claus in the house?
Tell Them they were Dreaming. Period.
Does Santa Claus live in the North Pole or South Pole?
The story of Santa Claus is an American one. So he lives in the North Pole. Sorry, it may take him a bit longer to get to Australia but don't worry because of the time difference it will be one of the first places he'll go to. The American version of St. Nicholas, or Santa Claus originally came from the Dutch version called Sint Klaas. The Dutch settlers in New Amsterdam (New York) brought this fun and lively tradition (some even say cult) to America.
Why didn't parents tell there kids about Santa Claus?
bc they wanted there kids have fun
