How to Send an Email to Santa

In today’s modern world, letters to Santa can take a whole new form. Children are accustomed to using computers to send e-mails to loved ones, thus they may also use it to send an e-mail to Santa. Various websites allow children to send that special letter to say how good they have been, ask for presents or simply say hello.
Northpole.com
Northpole allows your child to write a letter to Santa in an easy-to-use interface. Children can write anything they want to Santa. You must create a parent login, but all that is required is an e-mail address, a first name and a password. Children can then start to write to Santa. They will start by sharing their age and gender, describing whether they have been naughty or nice and sharing whether they have a chimney. They can click alongside pictures of the toys they want the most. The pictures make this an ideal website for a young child who cannot yet read. They will then have the opportunity to give a specific wish list for Santa. They can finish with any special message that they want to write. With a click of the button, the letter will make its way to Santa. He replies to every letter, and it may take approximately three days to receive a reply.
Saintnick.org
Saintnick allows children to write e-mails to Santa through an easy computer form. Children will give their first name, age, gender, state and description of behavior. They will then list the five things they most want for Christmas. There is a space to write a special message for Santa. If your child wishes to receive a reply, he can include his e-mail address. The replies from this site can be quick, and the website states that it does not share information with others.
Unfortunately, not all websites that advertise letters to Santa have Christmas cheer on their minds. According to the Better Business Bureau, some use the letters as a way to garner personal information. Thoroughly read the privacy policy of all websites. Letters should not contain personal information such as the child’s last name and address. The Children’s Advertising Review Unit also suggests that you look through the website to make sure there is no inappropriate content.
An e-mail to Santa can be a sweet activity for any child. Choose one or more of the above websites to send your letter.