Santa Claus

if she doesnt believe in santa or is doubting, tell her that he is real because you saw him!

you can even make "santa prints" in the snow. write a letter to him asking for a 'REPLY' from santa when a letter comes tell her that you told her so!

ask her things like: how would all of the presents be there? didnt you hear him last night? whered the cookies go?

Kids can't see Santa Clause because he is magical and doesn't want kids to see him. If kids could see him than he might stop giving to the good boys and girls. So what ever you do don't question Santa Clause!

The most famous Santa song for kids is "Jingle Bells." It is a popular and classic Christmas song that is often associated with Santa Claus and the festive holiday season.

Some nine year olds believe in Santa Claus and some don't. It really depends on the child. Try asking them a question like: Do you know what Santa's favorite food is? If they say no or ya know carrots or something then chances are they do believe. If they say "no! santa isn't real mom!" them obviously they don't believe.

He gives them bad boyfriends/Girlfriends so they can share/impart/influence their goddness and eventually win brownie points from God.

Yes, Santa Claus is a fictional character originating from various folklores and legends. Many people view him as a symbol of the holiday season and the spirit of giving. However, he is not considered a fairy tale in the traditional sense.

Santa is a fictional character associated with gift-giving during the holiday season, so he cannot physically give you a magic wand and spell book. However, you can always use your imagination and creativity to pretend that Santa can provide you with these items in a make-believe scenario.

In France, the night before Christmas, children leave a pair of their shoes near the fireplace (or under the Christmas tree, or near the Nativity scene) so that when the children wake up, the next day they find their Christmas gifts.

Santa Claus has a team of elves who help him read and sort through the letters he receives. Based on the wish list provided in the letter, Santa and his elves work together to prepare and deliver presents to those who have written to him.

Santa is called "Kerstman" in Dutch. There's also the Dutch equivalent of Santa, which is "Sinterklaas".

Also, "Sinterklaas" is technically not the actual santa, google does translate it like that, but meh.

"Kerstman" is for Christmas and "Sinterklaas" is another holiday (on which we get presents from our family members). The idea is the same though, kids are supposed to think that Sinterklaas enters the house through the chimney, and put presents in the kids' shoes (which they placed there on the evening of December 4, the day before the holiday.)

In Germany, children often put out a shoe or boot outside their door or window on the night of December 5th for Saint Nicholas to fill with small gifts and treats. This tradition is part of St. Nicholas Day celebrations.

Hawaiian children typically leave cookies and milk for Santa on Christmas Eve, similar to children in other regions. Some families may also leave out local Hawaiian treats such as fresh fruit or macadamia nuts.

Santa is a fictional character associated with the Christian holiday of Christmas. In Muslim-majority countries or households, Santa is not typically a part of the holiday tradition. Instead, Muslim families may celebrate other holidays like Eid al-Fitr and Eid al-Adha.

It's generally recommended to wait until children are around 7-8 years old to have this conversation. This is because by this age, most children have started to question the existence of Santa Claus on their own and can handle the truth in a mature way.

no they do not, if your thinking fictional then yes the elves make the toys but, if you in reality with the rest of us then no they do not because there is no such think as Santa and the elves and reindeer and etc.

The now-defunct New York Sun. Back in l836,they circulated the infamous Moon Hoax, and now a commercial for Batman comics! ( the hoax implief there were batman-like people living on the moon). PS that wasn"t even in Halloween.

Yes, lightning bolts can potentially strike a chimney during a thunderstorm if the chimney is the tallest part of the structure and adequately grounded. It is important to have proper lightning protection in place to reduce the risk of damage or fire.

The three dwarfs mentioned in Stuart Hamblen's song are Wunorse Openslae, Riff Raff, and Bozzie. They are known for helping Santa Claus in the song.

No. Santa only visits the houses of children that are sleeping!

The famous quote "Yes, Virginia, there is a Santa Claus" is from an editorial published in The New York Sun newspaper on September 21, 1897 in response to a letter from 8-year-old Virginia O'Hanlon asking whether Santa Claus exists.

they go to an mail place and you don't know Santa's address so you don't even write it when they go to the mail place the person checks and See's no address so they throw it away or give it back

In France, Santa is called Le Père Noël ("Father Christmas").

Ralphie's father won a "major prize" in the form of a lamp shaped like a woman's leg in the movie "A Christmas Story."

It's 61 hours until Christmas.