Need help on being a good santa for 3 & 4 year olds!?

Question

Been roped into dressing up as santa for my kids nursery, trouble is i'm short of santa claus cliche's, i know Ho Ho Ho and merry christmas but what else would a kid expect from santa? Without getting libellous , lol, wouldn't want other parents saying "what did he say", help much appreciated, and it's for the kiddies.

Answer 1

You know (insert child's name here), you've been such a good kid.
I have to go down and deliver your presents now.
Yummy cookies!

Answer 2

Dont ask what they want for Christmas. This might sound daft but its too late to ask now as parents may have already bought the present that the child said they wanted. You dont want to bankrupt the parents if the child tells you they want something different.
Ask them if they have been good and tell them to leave something for you and Rudolf to eat and drink. Tell them how busy you have been this year but you have had lots of help from the elves.
Hope you enjoy yourself. Merry Christmas.

Answer 3

take some carrots that you have chewed on previously, drop them out of your sack, and tell the kids that rudolphs been eating them again.
ask the kids have they been good this year
ask parents something about there child - for example what there best friends name is, then when you see each child you can say - your friend .... has been a good girl this year or whatever
ask them what they want for xmas
talk about the elves and the raindeer and how cold its been this year in the north pole and about your wife mrs xmas, talk about your sleigh having been upgraded to accommodate how many more presents ur delivering compared to the year before,
& tell them they have to go to bed early xmas eve and mustne peek

Answer 4

in addition to all the good advice here, I would try to make each child feel spacial by pointing something special out about each one of them "what is your name? Well, I already knew that, Santa already knows you, But I wanted to make sure you can introduce yourself properly. And you did a wonderful job."
"You have been very nice to your brother this year, that is so important (if she says she has a brother)
"You have a beautiful smile."
-or a wonderful since of humor
-Your hair is lovely.
If you Can make it about their personality instead of their looks, all the better. I suppose they would remember a compliment from Santa the rest of their lives.

Answer 5

never promise anything to a child, ask how old, have they been good, what do they want for chirstmas, do they have any brothers and/ or sisters, any pets, wish them a merry christmas, tell them to go to bed early, and most 3/4 year old are scared of santa so dont worry if they hate you ;-)

Answer 6

I would simply greet them, say they have been good children (one at a time if you are going to talk to each individually. As somone said, promise nothing. You can say "I think you will like what I have in mind for you."
Well, that's all in my Father Christmas vocabulary.
Charles "That Cheeky Lad"
A Wickedly Happy Christmas to all!

Answer 7

" You haven't been naughty this year, have you?"
" Are you going to leave me lots of milk and cookies when I visit?"
" Are you going to leave carrots for the reindeer?"
" I have to get back to the North Pole soon- Mrs. Claus is expecting me."
" I checked my list not once, but twice- you have been such a good ( boy, girl)!"
" Make sure your stocking is clean!"

Hope these help.

Answer 8

Have they been a good girl/boy?

What do they want for Christmas?

Answer 9

u should ask questions like : "have you been a good boy this year?"
u should start like : i came all the way here from the north...
use you're imagination

Answer 10

"make sure you good and i'll see what i can do"