Read by Santa himself
A Bedtime Story from Santa
Your child becomes the hero of a cozy North Pole adventure, written just for them and read aloud by Santa. Ready in about a minute.
One story, one child · a private link that works until January 31 · printable on Santa’s own paper
A little peek
This is how a story begins
Emma and the Lost Christmas Star
Ho ho ho, Emma! Let me tell you a story. It happened on a night when the snow lay soft and deep over the North Pole, and one small light was missing from the sky.
You were in the workshop, Emma, wrapped in your warmest coat, when Mrs. Claus looked up from her cocoa and said, 'The Christmas star has slipped away. It always finds its way back, but tonight it needs a friend.'
So you pulled on your boots, tucked a carrot in your pocket for the reindeer, and followed a trail of tiny golden sparks out into the snow. They twinkled like little lanterns, and every one of them was waiting for you.
… and so the two of you walked home together, the sky a little brighter than before.
Read by Santa’s own voice. Your child’s story will have their name, their adventure and the things they love.
How it works
Three little steps
Tell Santa about them
Their name, their age, the adventure you choose and the one thing they love most.
Santa writes it
A short story where your child is the hero, warm and calm, with a gentle ending that settles them back to sleep.
Listen, print and keep
Santa reads it aloud on a private page, and you can print it on his own painted paper or save the PDF.
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A Bedtime Story from Santa · $7.95
Your child becomes the hero, written just for them and read aloud by Santa.
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