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Now who can't read. :p I said it was "one of the most joyous" for our family. It wasn't just about getting the presents Christmas morning, it was the big build up to it. Looking at Christmas lights, visiting Santa at Myer, writing Santa letters, getting together with our cousins for a family...

I agree, if I had kids I'd be wanting them to have one of the most joyous times of the year for as long as possible. What if your five year old hears from a bitter kid at school that Santa isn't real, comes home and asks you, you're really going to tell him the truth? :( It's a bit different...

I've just started reading some of the comments on this thread, and can't believe some of what I'm reading. My nephew is 5 and still definately believes in Santa and I'd hope that he does for a few more years yet. I remember the whole Santa (and Easter Bunny to a lesser extent) were some of...