Santa Claus
Santa Letter for Two Homes
A Santa letter for two homes this Christmas: Santa knows the way to both, with no sides taken. Personalized for your child, free to write and print.
Write a Santa letter for a child with two homes
Santa is writing to your child… about 5 seconds
Tap any sentence to change it. Your changes go into the PDF.
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How to give it tonight
- Print on thick or cream paper. Fold it in three and seal it with a sticker.
- Leave it by the cookie plate, on the front step, or tucked in a stocking.
- A little glitter or flour "snow" on the envelope makes it look like it came a long way.
- Want it in your own hand? Copy it out on the blank stationery from our Santa letter templates.
| Your child's worry | Line Santa can use |
|---|---|
| How will Santa find me? | My map knows the way to both of your homes. |
| Will my stocking be at the right house? | Same you, same stocking, same Santa. |
| I wake up at a different house on Christmas | Wherever you wake up on Christmas morning, I'll know. |
| Does Santa know about Mom and Dad? | Santa only mentions parents if your notes do. |
- Free letters
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When a child has two homes, the first Christmas question is often "How will Santa find me?" A Santa letter for two homes answers it lightly: Santa's map knows the way to every home they have. The form above already has "Two homes this year" ticked. Add your child's details and Santa does the rest.
How the Santa letter for two homes is written
Santa mentions the two homes once, warmly, and moves on to the things your child did this year. He never explains why, never takes a side, and only mentions mom or dad if your notes do. Many families in this situation want the same letter, or two matching letters, at both homes; you can download the PDF and share it with the other parent.
Words that help children with two homes
- "My map knows the way to both of your homes." Simple and concrete.
- "Same you, same stocking, same Santa." For kids who worry their stocking won't be found.
- "Wherever you wake up on Christmas morning, I'll know." For kids who split the holiday.
If any of these fit your child better, edit the letter: every sentence can be changed.
One Santa letter, or one for each home?
Some parents agree on one letter that the child reads at whichever home they're in first. Others prefer a letter at each home. If you want two, write the second one with a slightly different detail (a different good thing from this year), so they don't read word for word the same. Each letter is written from scratch, so they'll differ anyway.
Other family situations Santa can handle
Under "Make it even more personal" you can also tell Santa your child is missing someone, that a gift may be late, that there's a new baby, or that you moved house. He adds one gentle line, never a heavy one. For older children who are starting to wonder, see letters from Santa for older kids.
Frequently asked questions
Will the letter mention the divorce or separation?
No. Santa only says he knows the way to every home your child has. He never explains why or takes sides.
Can both parents use the same letter?
Yes. Download the PDF and share it, or print two copies. You can also write a second letter with a different detail.
Is it free?
Yes, up to 3 letters a day on each device.