Good Answers to Your Kid's Questions About Santa
1. How does Santa's reindeer fly?
• With a little sprinkling of pixie dust
• Magic
• Invisible wings
• They're special reindeer
2. How will Santa bring us presents if we don't have a chimney?
• A chimney will appear when Santa arrives
• Through your bedroom window when he knows you are sleeping
• Santa has special powers and can walk through walls
• Santa has a master key to every home
3. How will Santa find us if we're not at home for Christmas?
• We'll leave a note at home to tell Santa where we are
• Santa is always watching us
• Santa knows everything
• Tell Santa when you write your wish list
4. How does Rudolph's nose glow?
• Magic
• He was born with a special nose
• He must be part firefly
• How do you think it glows?
5. How does Santa fit all the presents in his sack?
• It's a magic sack
• The sack shrinks presents
• The presents get bigger when they're in the right home
• Elves make small presents and Santa makes them bigger
6. How can Santa visit all the boys and girls in one night?
• He has a very fast sleigh
• He only visits the good children
• Children live in different time zones
• Santa doesn't take breaks
7. How does Santa know if I've been good?
• He asks your mom and dad
• He's always watching
• He asks your teacher
• He keeps a list
8. How does Santa eat all those milk and cookies?
• Delivering presents is hard work
• He has a big belly
• He really likes cookies
• He shares them with the reindeer
9. Why does Santa live at the North Pole?
• There is lots of room for his toy shop
• His reindeer like the snow
• He uses a sleigh to get around
• It's a quiet place to read wish lists
10. Where does Santa get all his toys?
• His elves make the toys
• The North Pole has a toy store
• He collects toys from around the world
• Mrs. Claus likes to shop
Christmas is fun with young children around. Their wonder and excitement is contagious. Share family traditions and spend time together. It's a special time of year. Write wish lists to mail and bake cookies for Santa. Hang your stockings by the fire. Tell stories of Rudolph and flying reindeer. Remember what it's like to believe!
Published by Tammy White
Tammy is a freelance writer from Canada with a degree from U.W.O. She has achieved level eight writing status with AC and three writing stars with Helium. A mom of two, welfare caseworker and house flipper... View profile
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8 Comments
Post a CommentThis is a really cute article Tammy! Great job.
Great list! I answered most of the questions so far correctly :)
Parents should memorize these.
These are adorable. When my kids were little I had to leave the room for fear of laughing when my oldest son told his brother that Santa had to be real they (Mom and Dad) are too poor to buy the things we get from him. LOL! :)
Great article. I have a 7 year old and a 3 year old and though my 7 year old still hasn't "caught" on yet I know one day he will. Until then these are all great tips. I also love going to www.northpole.com and writing to Santa and then a couple days later they each get an email letter from Santa himself. The best part is...it's FREE! Check it out the kids love it.
"Magic" is my response to most of these questions! My son keeps insisting that I don't have to spend any money on him this Christmas. I should just "let Santa buy all the expensive stuff" he wants so I don't have to. Oh, if only it were that easy!
Good article. I'm going to have to use some of these with my daughter pretty soon.
Really cute! My parents used to mrak our cheeks with a piece of charcole like Santa gave us a kiss while we were sleeping.