December 3
Meet the reindeer
Good morning, Emma! I visited the reindeer barn before breakfast. Each reindeer has a little name plaque over its stall, and Dasher always pokes his n…
Sample note for Emma
A note every morning in December
Daily Notes from Mrs. Claus
Every morning from December 1 to Christmas Eve, Mrs. Claus sends your child a little peek behind the scenes at the North Pole: the workshop, the reindeer, Santa's favorite cookie recipe and even a selfie with Santa.
One family sign-up · up to 3 children · a note each morning, December 1–24
December 22 · A selfie with Santa
A peek inside
Three mornings from the North Pole
How it works
Twenty-four small mornings
1
Tell Mrs. Claus their names
Up to 3 children on one family sign-up. Every note uses their names, not "dear friend".
2
A note arrives every morning
At 6 a.m. your time, December 1 through December 24. Pictures, small stories, recipes and printables.
3
Read it together
Every note also waits on your family's private Mrs. Claus page, so a busy morning never loses one.
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The letter written for your child, plus these daily notes.
Sign up
Who is Mrs. Claus writing to?
One family, up to three children, every morning December 1–24.
Good to know
Questions parents ask
When do the notes start?
The first note arrives December 1 at 6 a.m. your time, and one follows every morning through December 24. You can sign up any time before or during December.
What if we join late?
Nothing is missed. Every earlier note waits on your family's private Mrs. Claus page, and the daily emails start with today's note.
Can siblings share?
Yes. Up to 3 children can be on one sign-up, and every note uses all of their names.
Is it text messages?
No, it's email — easy to read aloud or hand your child the phone, and the pictures look best there.
Can I stop?
One click in any email stops the notes. Your private page keeps working.
Is it made with AI?
The pictures and some of the wording are made with the help of AI, then arranged by hand. How we use AI.
Twenty-four mornings