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Bring the Magic of the North Pole to Your House 



This is a guest post from Regina of Southern Ooaks Blog
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It’s the perfect time for Printable Letters from Santa! Christmas time is right around the corner including all the hustle and bustle that goes along with it. We always seem to think our celebration has to be the biggest and the best each year. With the economy like it is,  affecting most of us, I think now would be a great time to make Christmas become what it should be…a time of celebration. The simple treasures of.being with family and making fond memories that our children will carry with them and hopefully share with their children.  

 
One way is to make it personal and by that I mean, “what child would not love to receive a letter from the Jolly Old Elf himself, Santa.” I recently discovered a wonderful site named printablesantaletters.com that does just that. Printable Santa Letters.com is a very easy site to use. You’ll be an Elf without going to the North Pole with just a few clicks of the mouse.



PrintableSantaLetters.com gives step-by-step instructions and even allows you to preview your special letter before purchasing.  You choose the text of your letter and the background image. Then you just fill in the “blanks” and preview. There is plenty of options with THREE Santa Packages. The prices are less than most items you would spend on a few stocking stuffers. The Basic Package includes a letter from Santa and envelope for just $3.99. I went to Printable Santa Letters myself and the Chazman is going to be so excited when he receives his. 


Whether it’s your child’s first Christmas or they are seasoned in the Holiday, there is something for everyone at Printable Santa Letters. One letter starts out “Ho,ho,ho!! We’ve been busy at the North Pole“. Another begins, “I just returned from a training flight with all the reindeer”. There is even a letter thanking your child for writing to Santa. Memories will be built on Baby’s First Christmas, or a letter to your Kindergarten aged child even celebrating being a new big brother or sister. 


I chose the one about Santa and the meaning of Christmas. I really liked the fact that I was able to see my letter with all of Chaz’s information…just like a real letter written by Santa just to him. They have several inexpensive Santa Letter packages to choose from too. I reviewed the “Gold package”. Not only will Chaz get a letter from Santa but he will receive a Nice List Certificate, a letter from Rudolph and a signed photo of Santa PLUS you even get a stamped and post-marked envelope. All of these items are downloadable so you can print them when you need them. 


Start a new tradition or just enhance one you have already started with a letter from Santa. I promise that you will see a big smile and be giving your child that “I AM SPECIAL” feeling.

 
A Gold Package was received through the printablesantaletters.com andFamily Review Network in order to facilitate an honest review. No other compensation was received. The opinions are the writer’s own and were in no way influenced by the sponsor. Others experience may vary.
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