roliepolieoliefan
DIS Veteran
- Joined
- Dec 4, 2000
Not believing in Santa doesn't take away from the innocence of childhood or force a child to grow up too soon.
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In your opinion, not everyone's and not mine.
Kids now adays know the horrible reality of the real world way too soon. A whole heck of alot sooner then when I was a child.
I like the idea of giving my children a little make believe magic away from the realities of this big bad world they will be forced into way too soon.
I'm not telling anyone to adopt my way of doing things or thinking, but respect my wishes, don't call me a bad mom for supposedly lying to my kids (which I think is a crock) and tell your kids don't spoil it for my kids. And when my kids do question Santa, I will turn it around also and say, What do you think? Just like my 10 year old told my 5 yo when she questioned this past trip at WDW, "How could Mickey be in so many places at one time?" He told her its magic. Yes, it is!