Get Creative With Your Milk and Cookies!

When kids go to sleep on Christmas Even, they are super excited since Santa Claus will be coming to their house. The excitement is half the fun when it comes to Christmas with kids. However, what if you could make this even more fun?! Many parents are taking the typical gifts under the tree from Santa Claus and putting this at a whole new level. They are going out of their way to make small scenarios that showcase that Santa has really been at the house. The little kids love it! So, what can you do? Here are some ideas!

For those who have snow on Christmas Eve, there is no better way to show that Santa has been at your home than to make indentions into the snow. You not only want to put a few hoof prints from the reindeer in the snow, but also make sure that you have some marks that show the sled settled down there. Now, you don’t have to go crazy and make it look like Santa made a u-turn in your front yard since Santa is known for landing with an above the ground approach rather than sliding across the ground thanks to all the engineering that has gone into his sled!

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If you leave out cookies for Santa, take a few bites out of each one and leave a little bit of milk behind. It shows that Santa is in a hurry since he has to deliver all the gifts to the little kids throughout the world. If you do leave carrots for the reindeer, take these outside and crumble them in some spots, since the reindeer would not have been in your home to eat these.

Some parents have even made it look like Santa brought in a ton of magical glitter, as they put this around the tree. After all, we all know that when Santa pulls out his bag that there is glitter on it from all the presents, it does make sense that some of this glitter would fall into the floor! Of course, if you hate cleaning up glitter, you may want to rethink doing this one.

If Santa has to step over a few things to get to the tree, such as toys that your little ones have yet to clean up. Then move these to the side and place a note from Santa about how the toys need to go up because he almost fell and hurt himself. This can be one of the best ways to get your kids to clean up the toys if they are having a hard listening to you when you ask them to do this.

Think outside the box when it comes to Santa Clause, from notes to footprints, parents throughout the world are looking at ways that they can make this even more special for little kids. After all, they will always remember the Christmas that they saw hoof prints in the snow!