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    Default Do you make your teen take pictures with Santa?

    I was laughing when I found out that his parents made him (15 1/2 yr. old cousin & in 10th grade) take a picture with Santa at the mall. I was like, "Aren't you a little old to be taking a picture with Santa" If I was still a teen, I'd want to curl up in a hole and die if any of my friends saw me getting a picture with Santa. :blush I can understand, why his parents made him since he has 3 younger siblings ages 13 1/2, 7 and 5 and wanted the whole sibling clan in the picture and it's something they do EVERY year. But, I feel he should be able to make a choice if he wants to be in the picture with Santa and younger siblings.

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    Oh no, my kids would have refused!

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    As long as there were younger children in the house who still believed in Santa- yes, I made them get their pictures taken.

    They also told Santa their gift wishes. None of mine complained, but most of their friends had younger brother and sisters as well.

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    No, and my dd is only nine. She knows there is no Santa, and I would not make her climb on a strange man's lap.

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    My kids have never been on Santas lap. They have always been afraid of him & I never pushed them. Feel bad when parents make their young ones go & do this, some kids are terrified.

    As for the teen, nothing wrong in standing near Santa for the holiday pic. Wouldn't make him sit on Santa's lap though.
    Me, I almost always wave to Santa whe I walk by him and don't care who sees, lol.
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    I didnt take the kids pics with santa, but I bought them each a santa hat and had them pose together and seperately for xmas photos. I was really suprised my 14 year old wore the hat and actually took great pics. (he is a boy) and actually had alot of poses. I had to give my 7 year old a quarter for every smile....... he was being stubborn. His session cost me $1.75 Kaylee, my 9 year old, she had a ball posing and took great pics too. Her is a link to our pics.

    http://pg.photos.yahoo.com/ph/heavnl....src=ph&.tok=p

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    Couldn't get in to see your pics (says the file is inexcessable & we need to sign in)
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