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My dd is 10 and still believes. I don't plan to be the one to burst her bubble.
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I don't wanna burst his bubble either but I'd rather I tell him then other kids.
Quoting goddess99:
My dd is 10 and still believes. I don't plan to be the one to burst her bubble.
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Idk I've not had that problem. She's never come home saying kids said this or that. I'm just letting it go. Eventually she'll figure it out.
Quoting Momma-2boys:
I don't wanna burst his bubble either but I'd rather I tell him then other kids.
Quoting goddess99:
My dd is 10 and still believes. I don't plan to be the one to burst her bubble.
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I remember wanting to believe in Santa for as long as possible even though everyone was telling me he wasn't real. I don't think I gave up on that until I was 11.
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I don't remember my parents ever telling me that Santa wasn't real. I remember kids in my class telling me around 8 years old and I stood with my head held high and called them all idiots for not believing in him. I don't remember when I finally figured out that they were probably right. I know my children will always have a Santa. And I will teach them to respect others and not tell other kids that he doesn't exist, because sometimes for some of those children, that's the only thing they have to believe in at Christmas.
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SD will be 10 in a few days and she hasn't believed for quite some time now. SS, on the other hand, is 6 and when kids tell him stuff like that, he will actually argue with them. When he's within eat shot, SD will even play it off like she still believes. I remember when I was a kid, my SM told me Santa wasn't real. I called my mom crying. My mom was not a happy camper. I remember, I didn't give up on believing until I was like 11 or 12. I think you should give him a few more years. When he's ready to stop believing, he'll stop on his own. -
I knew santa wasn't real at around 8ish but I held onto hope that I was wrong. When I was around 10 my parents told me he wasn't real and I CRIED! Even though I already knew it was pretend It felt more real hearing it out loud and it kind of felt like a little piece of childhood got taken away from me lol. I wished my parents had never told me then ( not that it scarred me or anything)
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You can carry the charade on forever! He's going to learn sooner or later, I was about 9...but my parents did Santa every year...I'm 24 and I still get my big present from Santa. My parents knew that I knew but we chose to instead keep the magic alive at our house. That's how I'll be doing it.
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Your welcome <3
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We were always careful about Santa Claus...My husband didn't want to take away from the celebration of Jesus' birth and I wanted to enjoy the traditions of my childhood...So we compromised and always talked about St. Nikolous..bringing the stuff in the stockings... We didn't want to give credit for the best gifts to Santa Claus either. When my son was 4 he started asking questions about is Santa real? We just kept telling the story of St. Nikolous..then when he was 7 he asked about Santa again and I started in with the story...We were driving and I remember specifically where we were ....he said "No MOM! IS THERE A FAT MAN IN A RED SUIT THAT COMES DOWN OUR CHIMMNEY AND LEAVES PRESENTS?" Couldn't get out of that one. So we had to talk about the 'magic' of Christmas and traditions and what his friends might believe...etc. My MIL was destroyed, thought I had ruined my son's childhood. Well he was NOT satisfied with my explanation. This happened a lot when he was little. I think he should be a lawyer....He's 18 now..