Santa\u2019s magic key<\/b>
\nIs your kid wondering how Santa will get into the house when you don\u2019t have a chimney? The answer is as simple as Santa\u2019s magic key. Tie an old-fashioned ornate key on your front doorknob and explain that it\u2019s a magic key that only works for Santa.<\/p>\n
Hang the stockings<\/b> The night before Christmas<\/b> Create Santa landing lights<\/b> Laugh a lot<\/b> Take a photo of Santa<\/b>
\nLeave your stockings until Christmas Eve and hang them up with the children’s help before they go to bed. It will add to the excitement of the evening.
\nIf you don’t have stockings or have nowhere to hang them, have the kids place pillowcases at the end of their beds.<\/p>
\nWhat better book to read on Christmas Eve than ‘The Night Before Christmas’?
\nIt’s the perfect way to get your little ones excited for a visit from the man in the big red suit. Read it as a bedtime story, snuggled up as a family, and it will become the perfect Christmas tradition you want to keep every year.<\/p>\n
\nMake sure he knows where to land by making a runway in your garden. Put outdoor fairy lights or battery-powered tea lights either side of your pathway to make the perfect landing strip for a flying sleigh.<\/p>
\nDoesn\u2019t it seem like your best memories are spent laughing? The holiday season is a time to celebrate love, life and redemption and spend our days with those we love the most. With all the focus on holiday planning and rushing to finish the ever-growing to-do list, Christmas Eve is your chance to finally sit down and enjoy the moment with your family Because after all, isn\u2019t that what it is all about?<\/p>\n
\nDress up as Santa and have someone take a photo of you bending down by the tree, delivering presents whilst the children are fast asleep. If you\u2019re going for authenticity, you can move the camera quickly to give it the kind of blur usually seen on photos of Bigfoot.
\n*\u00a0Information obtained from www.mirror.co.uk and www.superhealthykids.com.<\/p>\n