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Your child writes to Santa, and Santa writes back

Your child fills in a colorful, guided letter to the North Pole. Santa sends back a warm reply written just for them, and a Santa voice reads it aloud. You read every reply first, and nothing reaches your child until you say so.

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Illustration: an example reply titled A letter from Santa for Maya, with a play button to hear it read aloud A letter from Santa for Maya example Hear Santa read it you approve it

How it works

1. You set it up

You're the parent or guardian, so you read our short privacy notice, give your consent and pay. Kid mode stays locked until you do.

2. Your child writes

Big buttons and friendly questions help your child write the letter. They type just one short wish. A first name is optional.

3. You read the reply first

Santa's reply is written for your child. You read it, and you decide when your child gets it.

4. Santa reads it aloud

Your child opens the letter, taps play, and hears it in a warm Santa voice. You can also print it as a keepsake.

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Built to be safe for kids

No selling to your child

Santa's letters never mention products, stores or prices, and never talk about "naughty or nice". There are no ads anywhere in kid mode.

A real person steps in when it matters

Every letter is checked before Santa replies. If a letter suggests a child might be hurting, we don't send a cheerful reply. A person on our team reviews it instead.

We collect very little, then delete it

A first name (optional), a few tapped choices and one short wish. Your child's letter is deleted 24 hours after you release the reply. Read exactly what we keep.

One price. No subscription.

$12 for one child, or $24 for up to three children. See pricing →

Optional gift-planning help, just for grown-ups

If you tick the box when you sign up, we'll turn your child's wish into general gift ideas, like "art supplies". Only you see them, and you can check them before anything happens. The ideas open on our separate gift-guide website, which links to stores and may earn a commission. That site never gets your child's name or letter, and JinglePost never shows your child a product or a store link. How the gift guide works.

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We're launching soon. For grown-ups only.