Dec 25, 2024
12:58:45am
12:58:45am
When our kids finally came to ask me, I would turn the question back on them and
let them tell me how they felt about it. If they wanted to continue to believe, I would let them, but I never would say myself that he was real.
On the other hand, if they were pretty convinced he wasn't real, I would acknowledge that and then invite them to be Santa with us, and they loved that--almost always for only the first year of helping.
It worked out quite well.
On the other hand, if they were pretty convinced he wasn't real, I would acknowledge that and then invite them to be Santa with us, and they loved that--almost always for only the first year of helping.
It worked out quite well.
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