Santa Claus is Coming to Town
You can never fail with pictures of children on Santa's lap. If the children smile, the picture is great. If the children don't smile, or do anything that doesn't count as smiling, you can look back and laugh for years to come. If you want a picture of your child smiling but they are terrified to sit on a stranger's lap, you can always do what we did: have the parent wear an oversized Santa snuggie. You are able to get the effect of Santa without traumatizing the child; really a win-win situation.
Merry Christmas
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