| Heavens no! The man has to fly all over the world in 24 hours. Eat all those damn cookies, cleanup reindeer poop from roofs. When does he have time to wrap gifts? Little Brat's should be glad that Santa is a very forgiving soul and doesn't check that list twice, particularly all the crap pulled over the summer |
| Yep, the Elves wrap the gifts at the North Pole. We do only normally give her 2-3 from Santa anyways (it was difficult to explain why we were buying gifts for toys for tots if Santa could buy the gifts). |
| BIg Santa gifts are unwrapped and fully assembled under the tree |
| Wow, surprised by these responses! I didn't realize unwrapped was even an option. I thought part of the Christmas morning magic was watching the kids unwrap things and see the surprise. |
This. |
Same here. Santa's paper always has images of Santa. He's a bit narcissistic that way. |
Yep, all gifts are wrapped except for little trinkets in the stocking. Toys that need to be put together are put together and then wrapped somehow. I draped paper over my son's bike and put a name tag on it. Wasn't pretty but he loved the bike
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| Santa gifts are not wrapped. They are out of the package, fully assembled, batteries installed and ready to be played with. And the packaging is discarded in my next door neoghbor's recycling bin so my kids don't inadvertently stumble upon the packaging. As my older kids stopped believing, they became my assembly helpers. |
| Santa does not wrap. |
| Santa does not wrap and his elves assemble everything at the North Pole. Evidence: life experience, and storybooks in which Santa's sack has dolls and teddy bears and balls tumbling out of it. (The wrapped gifts in his sack clearly are for other kids) |
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What is this multiple presents from Santa nonsense? One Santa present per kid! The good one! In special paper!
INFIDELS! |
Ok two santa deliveries is completely nuts! |
| Yes in different wrapping paper and I type out the labels |
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Santa wrapped for me and for my daughter.
Now I have a granddaughter and santas gifts are the biggest and unwrapped |
| Santa wraps. We just love the process of unwrapping gifts. |