How to Make Your Toddler Comfortable with Santa Claus Twas the Time to Meet Santa And the little one was scared; No joy would be given No tears would be spared. The jolly old elf was sitting square on his throne While the wee one prepared an epic tantrum to be thrown. Santa was in lockstep with the little one’s discomfort; The parent’s ideal photo was about to fall short. St. Nick knew from experience

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Wollaston Golf Club was one of my first big Santa Claus clients. It was a very exciting gig as they flew me in via helicopter and they landed me on the first tee, swooping in as scores of children (and adults) waited excitedly for Santa Claus to arrive. My second year had me meeting children in the main lobby. In front of me was a line of eager little ones waiting to share wish lists

Tomorrow night is the tree lighting on the Boston Common. I’ll never forget the moment I was asked to be Santa Claus for the City of Boston. As a Santa Claus for hire in Massachusetts, reaching this point in my career was a game changer for me. At that point I had been Santa Claus for about eight years, and while many of my events were in Boston, the majority were all over Massachusetts. What’s

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The Christmas tree that will be on display in Boston Common this winter has been unveiled. The 2021 Tree for Boston will be a 60-year-old, 48-foot white spruce from Nova Scotia. Advertisement It will be cut down Nov. 10 before being shipped to Boston. A tree lighting ceremony will be held on Dec. 2 at 7 p.m. at Boston Common. The tree is an annual gift from Nova Scotia to the city to show appreciation