When two kids open their letters from Santa side by side, they compare them line by line. If the letters match word for word, the magic wears off fast. Here is how to send a letter to every child in the family so each one feels written just for them.
Siblings get different stories
Our order form remembers which stories are already going to your address. When you add a second child, it moves to a story nobody in your house has yet and marks the ones already taken. There are seven stories for 2026, plus a keepsake letter for a baby's first Christmas, so even big families are covered.
Each letter also uses that child's own details: their name, their town, a best friend Santa can mention, and where they'll be on Christmas Eve. Two kids in the same house still get two different letters.
Different addresses in one order
Every letter has its own mailing address. That makes it easy to send letters to:
- grandchildren in different states,
- nieces, nephews and cousins,
- a child of a close friend or godchild,
- kids who split Christmas between two homes.
You add one child at a time, then check out once.
Save $2 on every letter
Order 2 or more letter packages and you save $2 on each one. The discount is applied in your cart automatically, and it counts children at different addresses too.
A child who won't be home on Christmas Eve
If a child is spending Christmas at Grandma's house or traveling, uncheck "The child will be home on Christmas Eve" and enter where they'll be. Santa mentions that place in the letter and on the route map, and we still mail the letter to the child's home address.
Keep Santa writing all year
Add a New Year Postcard from Santa's beach trip (it arrives the first week of January) or a Birthday Card that arrives one to two weeks before the child's birthday. Both are added on the order form, so we know which child they're for.
Order by December 1
Letters ordered by December 1 are mailed with the official North Pole postmark. Orders from December 2 to 12 still arrive before Christmas, without the North Pole postmark. Read how the postmark works.