What Santa says on the call
These are the words Santa says on a phone call to Olivia, who is four and has been kind this year. Your call has your child’s name, words chosen for their age and the thing you pick to praise.
Halfway through he asks what they would like for Christmas, and waits while they tell him. Tick one box and you get a recording of the whole call, their answer included.
The email message uses the same words without the question, and runs for a little under a minute. Santa’s message is pre-made, not live, and is spoken in a computer-made voice.
Make one for your childHo, ho, ho! Hello there, Olivia! It is Santa Claus, ringing from the North Pole!
It is very busy up here. The elves are wrapping presents so fast, one of them wrapped himself by mistake! We had to unwrap him. He was very surprised.
Now, my elves tell me you have been kind to the people around you this year. Kindness is my favorite thing in the world. Even more than cookies. And I really like cookies.
So, Olivia, I have a very important question. What would you like for Christmas this year?
Santa waits. Your child tells him what they would like.
Oh, what a wonderful idea! Elves! Write that down, quick!
Now, I need your help with a very important job. On Christmas Eve, go to bed nice and early, and leave a carrot out for the reindeer. Not broccoli. Rudolph tried broccoli once. Never again.
Right, Olivia, I had better go, before the elves eat all the cookies. Be good, and be kind.
Merry Christmas, Olivia! Ho, ho, ho!