Santa's desk opens soon
Santa is writing back.
This Christmas, your child writes to Santa, and Santa answers with a letter written just for them, read aloud in his warm, unhurried voice while the words appear on the page.
A little Christmas magic, delivered
Every letter finds its way to the North Pole.
A peek inside the envelope
Santa reads every letter himself.
Press play and listen. In his workshop by the fire, Santa reads his reply aloud, written just for your child.
Example reply to a fictional child. Sound on.
What we can tell you so far
Three things, before the seal breaks.
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Your child writes to Santa
Big friendly buttons and gentle questions help little ones put their Christmas wishes, and their proudest moments of the year, into a letter.
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Santa writes back
A personal reply that answers what they actually wrote, read aloud in Santa's voice while the words appear on parchment.
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You read it first
Parents set everything up and see every reply before it reaches their child. Nothing reaches your child until you say so.
For grown-ups · optional
Their wishes, minus the guesswork.
Gift season usually means decoding hints and hoping you guessed right. If you'd like, JinglePost turns your child's wish into gift ideas — matched to a budget and age range you choose — as a private list with links to shop, on a page only you can see.
- building sets
- art supplies
- books
- outdoor play
Santa's letter never mentions products, brands or prices — this part is just for you, and only if you ask for it.
The envelope opens
very soon.
Join the early-access list and we'll tell you the moment Santa's desk opens for letters.