This is a Santa poll.

[stephm0188]

[EmilieMadison]

Both regular paper and unwrapped.

[Jermys]

Not actually special Santa paper, but red velvet bags with white "fur" trim and a silver initial pin.

[elleblue]

Nov 15, 2013 23:24:25 GMT -5 Jermys said:

Not actually special Santa paper, but red velvet bags with white "fur" trim and a silver initial pin.

Look at you being all fancy!

[bonquiqui]

My parents used to wrap our presents in all kinds of different paper.  Then we would each wake up to a teddy bear in our bed from santa too.  

[bonquiqui]

Nov 15, 2013 23:26:22 GMT -5 elleblue said:

Nov 15, 2013 23:24:25 GMT -5 Jermys said:

Not actually special Santa paper, but red velvet bags with white "fur" trim and a silver initial pin.

Look at you being all fancy!

What do you expect?  She has fancy babies lol

[stephm0188]

Nov 15, 2013 23:26:29 GMT -5 bonquiqui said:

My parents used to wrap our presents in all kinds of different paper.  Then we would each wake up to a teddy bear in our bed from santa too.  

Okay, that is adorable. I "awww"'d.

[chickadee77]

When I was a kid, regular paper. I think I asked once, and my mom said something like, "Santa has a lot of gifts to wrap and sometimes he asks moms and dads to help," or something. Eh, I was like three. Worked for me!

I'm sure she was really all, "Ain't nobody got time for that!"

[elleblue]

Nov 15, 2013 23:26:52 GMT -5 bonquiqui said:

Nov 15, 2013 23:26:22 GMT -5 elleblue said:

Look at you being all fancy!

What do you expect?  She has fancy babies lol

True, very true.

[bonquiqui]

Nov 15, 2013 23:31:25 GMT -5 cjoy said:

Unwrapped. He doesn't need any additional weight in the sleigh.

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Plus the extra cost for shipping.  Santa doesn't have prime

[elleblue]

Nov 15, 2013 23:32:37 GMT -5 bonquiqui said:

Nov 15, 2013 23:31:25 GMT -5 cjoy said:

Unwrapped. He doesn't need any additional weight in the sleigh.

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Plus the extra cost for shipping.  Santa doesn't have prime

Prime doesn't ship to the North Pole.

[keyslover]

Special paper and different handwriting than my parents.

[snickers]

When I was a kid-unwrapped.
With Madison-in special Santa bags

[Deleted]

Wrapped, but the cards say Santa, Rudolph, Elf #6, etc.

[psychmom]

Unwrapped. The big man and his assistants don't have time to play around with paper, tape, and bows.

[Ohhmm(bligo)]

Presents from Mom and Dad are in one kind of paper, presents from Santa are in another, that I take great care to hide the rolls.

Cuz Mom learned her lesson from when I was wee.

[janiejones]

Growing up Santa stuff was always unwrapped but tagged (even though it was easy to figure out who's was whose). We were also allowed to get into anything from santa as soon as we woke up, but we had to make my parents tea before they'd get out of bed to open the rest.

I'm sticking with that. Well, at least the unwrapped from Santa part.

[sawyerthedestroyer]

Most of the things that come from H and I go into Christmas gift bags that we use year after year until they rip or get too beat up to use. When my parents moved years ago my mom gave me a crap-ton of wrapping paper that is ugly and not my style, but it makes decent Santa paper.

[jenna]

Nov 16, 2013 8:56:32 GMT -5 @bigtowlittletoe said:

Wrapped, but the cards say Santa, Rudolph, Elf #6, etc.

I am so stealing this idea.

[bornbaker]

Right now Em's are wrapped in whatever - she's too young anyway. Once she's old enough I'll use different papers.

My mom used to print her labels "To: Bob Love: Santa". And they looked just like the ones she printed for everyone else "To: Bob Love: Sally and Family" etc. Dead giveaway.

[pt716]

Unwrapped. Our one "big" present was always from Santa and who wants to try and wrap things like a bike. lol

[underwaterrhymes]

Mom and Dad wrap presents.

Santa does not wrap presents.

Santa leaves his loot all out so you see it when you come down the stairs.

[Deleted]

Special wrapping paper from Santa and I always get a friend from work or a neighbor to write the Santa, Mrs. Claus, Rudolph, etc tags for us so the kids don't recognize the handwriting.