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What a beautiful way to transition from receiving gifts from Santa to being a significant part of the Christmas spirit… when they stop believing in Santa.
I’m not so sure about the age she recommends, I think it varies for each family. But I do love the idea that she proposes.
What do you think? Does this sound like something that would work with your children?
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