Kind North Pole encouragement
Celebrate the moments that matter and let Santa respond with warmth, encouragement and a little North Pole magic.
Tell Santa →A report can celebrate sharing, patience, courage, effort, helping at home or a difficult moment handled well. Hearing Santa mention something specific can make an ordinary achievement feel wonderfully important.
Children have difficult days. Report To Santa is designed for kind, age-appropriate encouragement—not threats, humiliation or frightening “naughty list” messages. Choose a calm or playful mood and tell Santa what positive change you want to encourage.
A grown-up writes the report, selects the mood and checks the information before it is sent. Santa only knows the details you choose to share through the North Pole postbox.
Use an occasional report for a special moment or a pass for regular December check-ins. The goal is to create connection and anticipation while keeping Christmas magical rather than making children feel watched.
Questions from home
You can describe a cheeky or difficult moment, but the reply should remain gentle and constructive. Focus on what happened and the positive behaviour you want to encourage.
No. Santa’s reply is based only on the report a grown-up chooses to send through the North Pole postbox.
Yes. A pass lets your family send repeated reports within its daily and total message allowance until Christmas.
Tell Santa what happened today and the elves will deliver your message straight to his desk.
Open Santa’s postbox →