Nice List Certificate: What It Is and How to Use It
A Nice List certificate is an official-looking note from the North Pole saying your child made Santa's Nice List. Ideas for giving it and what it should say.
What it is
A one-page certificate with your child's name, the year and a North Pole seal saying they made Santa's Nice List. Kids love seeing their name in print, and it is a gentle way to celebrate good behavior.
5 ways to give it
- Slip it inside the letter from Santa.
- Leave it by the cookie plate on Christmas Eve.
- Have an Elf "deliver" it to the breakfast table on December 1.
- Frame it next to their school photo.
- Read it aloud at a family dinner.
What it should say
Name, year, one reason they made the list ("for being a helpful big sister"), and Santa's signature. Keep it short so they can read it themselves.
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Is a Nice List certificate included with SantasNote?
Yes. Every SantasNote order includes the personalized letter plus a Nice List certificate.
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