Sam about crapped her pants when she saw this… (click on image to see video)
You can get your own personalized video message from Santa for your child from Portable North Pole. So stinking cute!
Having trouble with your little angel lately? You can even make it so when Santa puts your child’s name in the ‘naughty or nice’ machine it comes out naughty! Nothing like a little threat of no presents from Santa to get some tiny booties in gear.
Also notice how Santa mentioned that being “nice” included being kind to her sister?? You can insert any special assignment you want Santa to give your little one. (Sophie thinks the sun rises & sets on her big sister. The feeling is not mutual)
Now if only I had this in my arsenal the other 11 months of the year…
Oh I LOVE this!!… we just did this yesterday, I think on familygo.com, and my husband was telling me he thinks they should have the option of putting your kid on the naughty list. Brilliant! Thanks for sharing
OMG… an non-believer (8 year old grandson) and I just made and sent a video to his 6 year old sister… she is gonna be so excited… Thanks for the link..
I do this every year for all the kids. Cracks me up. I was surprised as well that they had our 2 newer additions names on there.
Oh my GOODNESS!!! Thanks for posting this! I just made one for my 3 year old son. The look on his face was PRICELESS!!
Oh Natasha thats adorable! I used the website link about an hour ago and made one for my neice. She was so excited and about ten minutes after i sent it too her she called and screamed “I can’t believe I’m on the nice list!” thanks so much!!
LOVE this idea! I did it for both my children (3 years and 2 years) and they both were clapping and watched the screen in awe. My daughter has been talking about it all night!
I showed this to my son laster year (age then 5) and it did WONDERS. We used it as a reminder from time to time. With the onset of the Tooth Fairy coming up, we’re relying on the ‘visit or not visit’ coupled with the ‘leave something good or something bad’ to help keep him in line. The best part? We make sure his sister (age 4) hears it all, so she gets in line with her brother!