Santa Letters Are a Centuries Old Tradition
The history behind writing Santa letters is about as
mystical as Santa himself. After much research there really is little
information as to how the tradition of writing Santa a letter started, but what
was found was one single reference to a letter written from a little girl in
the 1200's to the real St. Nicholas. In the letter she wrote "St. Nicholas
patron of good children, I kneel for you to intercede. Hear my voice through the
clouds And this night give me some toys. I want most of all a playhouse with
some flowers and little birds. It seems that the tradition of writing to Santa
to ask for gifts really didn't take hold until the late 1800's but has been a
mainstay in children's and their parents lives ever since.
And as the tradition goes on, little boys and girls
continue to sit down with paper and pencil, or crayon, and write to Santa
telling him how well they have behaved throughout the year, detailing the good
things they have done, and why they deserve to be bestowed with the gifts that
they desire.
Create History With A Letter from Santa Claus
Growing up writing letters to Santa is a rite of
passage and millions of children have sent letters to Santa each year in hopes
of winning the jolly elf over and convincing him they are worthy of the gifts
they ask for. Children ask for everything their hearts desire when they are
writing to Santa, but the one gift they would never expect in return is a
genuine letter from Santa Claus, delivered to their home, and addressed
directly to them. For decades parents who also enjoy the magic of Christmas
have tried to trick their children into believing that Santa has received their
Santa letter and took the time to respond.
Wouldn't the surprise be even greater if your child
received an unsolicited letter from Santa, encouraging your child to continue
to be the good child Santa knows them to be?
You know first hand how giddy a piece of mail can make
a child, now imagine the pure glee that they will feel when they not only get a
piece of mail from someone they know, but receive a personalized letter from
Santa addressed to them. You can easily multiply their joy a hundred times, and
moreover, a Santa letter is not a one time gift that will be tossed to the
side. A Santa letter is a gift that they will show to all their friends and
family for days, weeks, months, and even years to come.
Did you know that Children in Canada also receive Letters from Santa Claus. While you’re there, why not read: Have you child
mail their own letter to Santa? Guess what? Newborns and birthday kids alike
would love to receive letters from Santa as well. Also make sure you read: Personalized Santa Letters Brighten The Christmas Holiday.
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