Speech About Santa Clauses

From the 15 of March in the year of 270 to December 6, 343 there was a man by the name of Saint Nick who we now know as Santa Claus, but many children have began to question the very existence of him. He was a young boy whose parents died at a very young age and they left him everything they had. He gave money to charities for many years, and then saw this family who really needed it the most. One night he dropped gold into the chimney that happened to land in a stocking on the fire place which was hanging there to dry. This became a tradition that we still celebrate today and many children wait in anticipation for December to get their presents from Santa Claus. Many still keep the magic of him alive and celebrate him every year on December 25, but they wonder when the truth is going to come out, and they dread that day. In the write-up, How To Explain Santa To Your Child, From Parents Who’ve Been There, author Taylor Pittman, culture and parenting reporter for HuffPost and a graduate of Auburn University states, “As kids who believe in Santa grow up, their parents face a couple of difficult questions: Will this be the year they stop believing? And how do I explain Mr. Claus to them without taking away the “magic” of the holiday season?.” This means that whenever they start asking questions,

Harper states, “ It’s pretty simple, and the argument I use is this: Christmas is going to be exciting and fun and enjoyable whether kids know the truth about Santa or not.” On the other hand, your children will be seeing other kids hang their stockings up, sing about Santa, and baking cookies on Christmas Eve for Santa to eat to have enough energy to travel the rest of the