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Christmas bedtime stories, told by Santa

Slow, gentle stories for the last minutes of the day. Turn on the sleep timer, dim the screen and let Santa read.

A story for your child

Santa tells a bedtime story where your child is the hero — by name

  • 4–5 min in Santa's voice
  • 4.7 · 14,000+ families

A story about your child

Child's name *

What Santa should know

A pet, a toy, a friend or something from today — Santa weaves it into the story

What should the story teach?

What is it about?

Email for the mp3 *

A bedtime story starring your child

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Your child is the hero of the story
4–5 min in Santa's voice
mp3 + full text by email

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$9.98

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Ready in 2–3 minutes — we'll email you the mp3 and the full text.

Why stories from Santa work at bedtime

Each story is written to slow down: short sentences, long pauses and a whispered ending. Santa tells it in first person from the North Pole — no scary moments, no presents and no talk of being good or naughty.

A story about your child is written from scratch: your child is the hero, Santa weaves in one thing only your family knows — the cat on the pillow, a new friend — and gently teaches what you choose, like not being afraid of the dark.

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Questions parents ask

Are the stories free?

Yes, five listens are free. After that, any order from Santa unlocks unlimited listening.

How long is each story?

Three to six minutes. The sleep timer can stop it after 10, 20 or 30 minutes, or at the end.

How does the personal story work?

Enter your child's name and one detail Santa should know, choose a lesson and a theme. Santa writes and records a 4–5 minute story in about 2–3 minutes; the mp3 and the text come by email.

Can my child listen with the screen off?

Use “Dim screen”: the page goes black and keeps playing. Hold the screen for two seconds to bring it back.