He talks with them, not at them.
Most Santa videos are recorded once and sent to everyone. Hey Santa is a live call: Santa answers what your child actually says. He notices the pyjamas, the missing tooth, the drawing held up to the camera, and asks about it, one easy question at a time.
Thirty seconds to set up. The rest is Santa's job.
Write their name on Santa's list
A first name and an age. That's all Santa needs.
Santa calls
Now, or at a time you pick: after school, before bath, in pyjamas. It's him.
A letter arrives from his desk
Minutes after the call, a letter about everything they said. The wish list is in there too, for you.
Written from the real call. Never a template.
Then, every morning until Christmas, a sealed note from the North Pole: reindeer news, a mention of Biscuit, and the sleeps left.
Santa's on your side.
Bedtime. Sharing. Kind words. Tell Santa one thing you'd love him to encourage. He brings it up on the next call: lightly, once, never as a warning, never tied to presents. The call after, he asks how it went.
Some things land differently when Santa asks.
The face they make when he says their name.
Every call is saved to your child's page, free, for your eyes only. Send the grandparents thirty seconds, or keep it for the year they stop believing.
One call, or the whole season.
5 minutes with Santa, the recording and his letter. Enough to see the face.
Book the first call30 to 60 minutes with Santa, every recording and letter, and a note from the North Pole every morning until Christmas.
Santa has rules. We wrote them before the magic.
Wishes go in his big book. "I'll see what I can do" is as far as he goes. The surprise stays yours.
Santa never scolds, warns or shames. If you'd like him to encourage something, like bedtime or sharing, he does it kindly, once.
No surnames, addresses or schools are ever asked for, and he never asks a child to keep a secret from you.
Recordings stay on your phone for your eyes only. See what Santa remembers, or make him forget everything, in one tap.