By the time our oldest was 3-4 he was asking so many questions about it that my

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Dec 11, 2019
11:20:12pm

barnacle All-American

Wife and I would have needed to start telling him blatant lies. It just didn’t seem like it was worth it at that point.

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POLL: If your child still believes in Santa at age ___, you tell them the truth.

DieHarder Unofficial CB Sponsor ⭐️

12/11/19 10:13pm

Around third or fourth grade.

Jay Rick

12/11/19 10:16pm

Wait, what do you mean??

Brutus216

12/11/19 10:18pm

Just pick >15

DieHarder

12/11/19 10:19pm

They all figured it out on their own around age 10.

Ode to Hoy

12/11/19 10:35pm

I think most kids do figure it out on their own. There’s a point where

ByuImaginesDragons

12/12/19 2:37am

Agreed. That is why we never felt the need to tell them before they figured it

Ode to Hoy

12/12/19 8:34am

I’m 60. I just watched Miracle on 34th Street. Don’t even think of telling me Santa isn’t real.

Brisco

12/11/19 10:56pm

By the time our oldest was 3-4 he was asking so many questions about it that my

barnacle

12/11/19 11:20pm

Before they get baptized.

SLC-Warrior

12/11/19 11:42pm

During the mission. Kind of like a "dear John"

Bee Chunder

12/11/19 11:44pm

What truth about Santa?

chilango

12/12/19 12:00am

He’s an anti-vaxxer.

Pistol Shrimp

12/12/19 5:27am

8, so that their sins are not upon my head

NorthwestCoug

12/12/19 1:59am

My parents never told us that they believed in Santa. As a kid when I

rebelCoug

12/12/19 6:21am

THe whole Santa Claus thing was treated as a joke in my house.

Belboz

12/12/19 8:37am

any child still believing after 12 isn't playing with a full deck

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