Why is Santa important?

Answer 1

Santa Claus is an important part of childhood: Carleton Kendrick, Ed.M., LCSW believes that "all children have the right to be fascinated and enchanted by the nurturing, age-old myths and fables of their culture. Santa Claus, and yes, the Easter Bunny and the Tooth Fairy engage a young child's sense of wonder." He implies in his essay that parents should originally teach their children that Santa exists. He suggests that when the children develop doubts about the reality of Santa, that the parents refrain from admitting the truth. Rather, they should stand by to support their kids when his/her "fantasies and myths grudgingly give way to more mature, confusing realities." 3

Answer 2

Althrough Santa is just a vision of a child's imagination, it brings hope and joy to a child and is just one of the many ways to brighten up winter.

Answer 3

He doesn't. But he does represent the wise men giving their gifts to Jesus.

Answer 4

Santa is not real. so there is no santa. it is your mom and dad.There is no possible

way that he travels around the world in one night.

Answer 5

no santa clause is not real because its just something parents made up

Answer 6

We have Santa Claus in order to spread hope and joy and the ideals of kindness and generosity.