#WW: Dear Santa

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Mychildren love Breakfast with Santa, an event that my neighborhood puts on eachyear. We arrive early to see Santa and tell him what we want for Christmas toavoid lines and so far it has worked out well for us. This is quickly becominga family tradition and it sure beats waiting in line at a mall.




Theboys sit on Santa’s lap and sometimes they are fine and other times they havemeltdowns. Good behavior and picture taking is never guaranteed with toddlers. Thechildren receive a little stuffed toy, a candy cane, and the assurance thatSanta will do his best to make their holiday dreams come true. Then it is timeto sit down for a bite to eat and to relax with some hot cocoa while the kidsplay together.

I tellmy children that if they are too shy to actually talk to Santa at the breakfastwith Santa we can write him a Dear Santa letter. The Dear Santa letter is ourbackup plan, but a sure fire way to let that jolly old fellow know exactly whatwe hope will be under our tree! This year little Steven and I will be writing aDear Santa letter, as he had a meltdown when placed in Santa’s lap.
Howdo/did your kids do with the whole Santa experience?


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