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The best thing you can do for kids, tell them Santa isn't real.
The greatest thing you can do for the holidays is to go to the mall or wherever a "santa clause" is taking kids' Christmas wishes and tell them Santa isn't real. Santa Clause is a form of manipulation, a bastardized celebration of St. Nicholas, yet has little to nothing to do with the saint. By making kids realize they are putting their hopes in a "false god", if you will, they will focus on reality: nothing is free, everything costs money, which in this case, belongs to the parents. It puts the power back into the parents' hands, which is where it belongs.
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I think I'll tell them stories about charities and philanthropists instead.
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SANTA ISN'T REAL?!
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I don't plan on telling my kids about Santa. I'm just gonna tell them from the start that it's me.
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I wouldn't tell them at all, full stop.
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My parents never told me about Santa when I was younger. All my gifts had cards on which something along the lines of "Merry Christmas! From Dad/Mum" was written.
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All the euphoria in this thread. Honestly, kids grow out of Santa. Why would you confuse and hurt a three year old child? They'll find out when they get to kindergarten. Plus it's super cute. ^-^
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4 RisposteTelling kids about Santa and letting them realize that he's fake is a great way to teach them to handle the same sort of process with the idea of god.
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Or...let them have their fun and figure it out themselves when they grow up.
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The same thing goes with God. Just like Santa Clause, he isn't real.
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2 RisposteOr maybe just not tell them because it'll make them sad? You know I'm sure parents want their kids to be happy.
