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Children's lists

Their letter to Santa, and the list that goes with it.

A child does not need to know how to fill in a product page. They write or draw their letter as they always have; you turn it into the list, and the letter stays attached for those who give.

From the letter to the list
From the letter to the list

Three steps, and the letter stays

  1. 1

    They write their letter

    Words, drawings, a few mistakes: like every year. You photograph it, front, back, page after page, then it goes off to Santa, like every year.

  2. 2

    You turn it into the list

    For each wish, you create an idea: a name, a shop link if you have one. The letter stays attached to the list.

  3. 3

    Relatives see both

    Those who give discover the letter just as it was written, and reserve on the list that goes with it.

Not only at Christmas

Other ways to fill a list

For a birthday or any occasion, they add to their list however they can, and you read it over before it goes out.

A photo in a shop

The toy spotted on the shelf, photographed.

A drawing

What they cannot write yet, they draw.

A catalogue page

Circled with a marker, then photographed.

An idea with you

You note it down together, at their own pace.

Before and after the celebration

The surprise stays whole

The child never sees the guests or the reservations. Once the celebration is over, their parents find out who gave what; the child only does if you decide so.
What Noé sees on January 8
Marble run On my list
Knight costume On my list
Blue scooter On my list

His list, untouched: no reservations, no names.

What his parents see on January 8
Marble run Given by Grandma Jo
Given
Knight costume Given by Anne and Paul
Given
Blue scooter Given by Uncle Marc
Given

Enough to help Noé say thank you.

"See who gave me what, after the celebration" A right of the child's profile, off by default. A parent turns it on as the child grows up.
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