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[sweetee2]

Always everything, in Santa wrap of course  and signed left handed.

[september]

I always wrapped gifts from "Santa".  But my very observant daughter got suspicious one year, when she picked up a gift from him, and said, "we have this wrapping paper!"

[patbz]

Our Grands are 4 and 6.  We put all their gifts into two huge fabric bags that are personalized (thanks Ebay).  They are young enough to really tear into them.

[sunshine45]

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@september wrote:

I always wrapped gifts from "Santa".  But my very observant daughter got suspicious one year, when she picked up a gift from him, and said, "we have this wrapping paper!"

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LOL.....exactly why i said that the elves used OUR supplies and wrapping paper once they arrived.

[Lila Belle]

Santa doesn't wrap. That's what Mom told us and we abide by with our kids.

[hummermom]

The Santa at the mall told our granddaughter that the gifts from him would have a big "X" on the back. I put those gifts under the tree on Christmas Eve and would use ribbon to make the "X."

[Daisy Sunflower]

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@september wrote:

I always wrapped gifts from "Santa".  But my very observant daughter got suspicious one year, when she picked up a gift from him, and said, "we have this wrapping paper!"

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When my daughter had said the same thing, I told her that he probably ran out of paper and had to use ours.

[Nancy Drew]

Santa only brings the one or two big ticket items and the stocking items. They are not wrapped and go under the tree after kiddos go to bed. The rest are from family and they are wrapped so it does not matter if they see the paper being used. Anyway you do it is fun for the kids.

[VanSleepy]

Where have I been?  I never heard of not wrapping gifts from Santa.  They are in a different paper -with Santas on it, of course. 

[Shorty2U]

My children and grandchildrens gifts got/get wrapped. But I know people who didnt wrap. I just thought its more fun to have them excited in anticipation while tearing off the paper.