Oliver · ages 7–9 · warm
- Something they did:
- “He helped his sister learn to read.”
- What they love:
- “dinosaurs and drawing”
- What to encourage:
- “being brave at his new swim class”
Santa Letter Family Pack
A Santa letter pack for up to three children.
Every child gets their own letter from Santa — written from the things you tell us about them — plus a Nice List certificate and an envelope with their name on it. You check and edit every word, then print at home.
Updated October 11, 2026
$4.99one-time total · up to 3 children · 90 days to edit and re-download
You write and preview first — you only pay when you're happy with the drafts.
Three children, three different letters
These are fictional siblings. Above each letter is exactly what a parent typed. Mia's and Amara's letters are drafts our AI letter writer produced from those details, lightly edited by us — the same read-and-tweak step you'd do. Oliver's is our hand-checked sample.
Mia · ages 7–9 · playful
- Something they did:
- “She read her first chapter book all by herself and helped her little brother tie his shoes.”
- What they love:
- “soccer, slime and baking cookies”
- What to encourage:
- “keep practicing piano even when it feels hard”
Amara · ages 4–6 · warm
- Something they did:
- “learned to write her name; gave up her pacifier”
- What they love:
- “unicorns, the color purple, jumping in puddles”
- What to encourage:
- “trying new foods”
Read the three letters as text
Dear Oliver,
Greetings from the North Pole! The snow is piled high outside my workshop window, the reindeer are stretching their legs for the big night, and Mrs. Claus has a pot of cocoa bubbling on the stove.
I heard you helped your sister learn to read this year. Sitting beside her and sounding out the words one by one takes real patience, and that kind of help is a wonderful gift. I also heard you love dinosaurs and drawing. The elves would love to see a stegosaurus wearing a Santa hat!
I know swim class is new, and new things can feel a little scary. Being brave doesn't mean you never feel nervous. It means you try anyway, one splash at a time. I'm cheering for you.
I hope your Christmas is cozy and bright, full of laughter and time with the people who love you.
With love from the North Pole, Santa
P.S. Rudolph says his nose is extra shiny this year, so look for a little red glow in the sky!
Dear Mia,
Greetings from the snowy North Pole! The reindeer are busy snacking on carrots, and the workshop is filled with the sweet smell of hot cocoa. It is a very magical time of year to be here, and I hope you are having a wonderful time getting ready for the holidays.
I heard some truly wonderful news about your busy year. You read your first chapter book all by yourself, which is a fantastic achievement! You also helped your little brother tie his shoes. It is also great that you enjoy soccer, making slime, and baking cookies.
I want to encourage you to keep practicing piano even when it feels hard. Learning new music takes time and patience, but your hard work will surely pay off. Keep exploring all the things that you enjoy doing.
I wish you a very merry Christmas filled with joy and laughter. May your holiday be as bright and cheerful as a string of North Pole lights.
With love from the North Pole, Santa
P.S. I hope you find a little time to build a snowman or two!
Dear Amara,
Greetings from the North Pole. The snow is falling softly outside my workshop today. The reindeer are resting by the fire while the elves drink warm cocoa. It is a very cozy time of year here.
I am so proud of how you learned to write your name this year. You also did a great job when you gave up your pacifier. I hear you love unicorns and the color purple. You also enjoy jumping in puddles.
I hope you keep trying new foods as you grow. Trying new things is a wonderful way to learn about the world. You are doing a great job each and every day.
I wish you a very merry Christmas filled with joy. May your holiday be warm and bright. Sending you lots of love from the North Pole.
With love from the North Pole, Santa
P.S. The elves are busy painting toys purple today!
A certificate and an envelope for each child
Each child's name goes on their own Nice List certificate and on the front of a fold-it-yourself envelope. The envelope page has cut and fold lines; the letter, folded, fits inside.
You choose one theme for the whole pack (Candy Cane Post, Woodland Christmas, Classic Christmas) and can switch it any time while your access lasts — see them all on the templates page.
How the Family Pack works
1.Fill in each child
Open the letter maker and add up to 3 children: first name or nickname, age range (4–6 or 7–9), and a few real things about them. All fields except name and age are optional.
2.Read and edit the drafts
Our AI letter writer drafts each letter from your details only. Read it, change any sentence, or ask for a new draft — the pack includes 3 AI drafts per child. Editing by hand is not limited.
3.Preview, then pay once
Preview the whole pack (watermarked) before you buy. Checkout asks for your email, sends a one-time code, then you pay $4.99 — one total for up to 3 children — on our payment partner's secure checkout page.
4.Print now or later
Your drafts are saved into the pack. From My orders you can edit and re-download for 90 days after payment. Files you've printed or saved are yours to keep for family use.
Printing on a phone, or not sure about A4 vs US Letter? Follow our printing guide.
Free letter or Family Pack?
| Free Santa Letter | Santa Letter Family Pack | |
|---|---|---|
| Price | $0 | $4.99 one-time total |
| Children | 1 | Up to 3 |
| Letter | Yes | One per child |
| Nice List certificate & envelope | — | One of each per child |
| Stationery | Simple Christmas (white, low ink) | 3 themes: Candy Cane Post, Woodland Christmas, Classic Christmas |
| AI drafts | 2 per day | 3 per child |
| Keeping your work | Draft stays in this browser for 24 hours | Saved online; edit & re-download for 90 days |
| Account | None needed | Email + one-time code at checkout |
Planning a Christmas-morning activity too? The Treasure Hunt Bundle ($9.90 total) includes everything in the Family Pack plus a clue trail around your home.
What you'll get
The actual pages you print — shown with fictional sample names.
Santa Letter Family Pack
$4.99one-time total · up to 3 children
- A Santa letter for each child (up to 3)
- A Nice List certificate for each child
- A foldable envelope for each child
- 3 stationery themes · A4 & US Letter
Christmas Morning Treasure Hunt Bundle
$9.90one-time total · up to 3 children
- Everything in the Family Pack
- 8 clue cards (2 pages, cut-out)
- Parent setup sheet with every answer
- Hunt completion certificate for each child
Good to know
- Nothing is mailed — everything is a PDF you print at home on A4 or US Letter.
- Santa never promises a specific present, and the letter doesn't invent friends, places or events. Please still read each one before printing.
- Use a first name or nickname — no surnames, schools or addresses needed.
- Refunds: within 14 days of payment — see the Refund Policy. Questions? Contact us.