Santa came to our home along with 9 little girls in their jammies for Breakfast with Santa. They each sat on his lap for a picture. Isn’t he just the best Santa?

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My husband painted wooden frames with chalkboard paint and drilled holes to make holders for two pieces of chalk.

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This chalkboard frame gave them an activity to keep busy while all the girls were arriving and also served as a holder for their picture with Santa. We took the pictures at the beginning and then during the party my son and husband printed them and placed them in the decorated frames for each girl to take home.

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Each little girl had a special place.

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They ate pancakes, sausage and bacon while they

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chatted and giggled with Santa!

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Santa asked them about the letters they each wrote to him.

Breakfast with Santa 2009 lists

He read them  The Night Before Christmas

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and gave them each a gift.

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The gift…

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a crayon holder . I have a felt crayon holder tutorial if you would like to make one too!

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Santa had to be on his way so we went outside (yes in our jammies and slippers) in the COLD for the snowman pinata.

Breakfast with Santa 2009 Snowman Pinata

It was “cool”! You might like our snowman pinata tutorial.

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We finished with loads of lovely presents and the best snowman cake ever (Thanks Aunt Jenny!)!

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Ahhhhh to be 5!

Breakfast With Santa Snowman cake 2Here are our Breakfast with Santa party invitations.


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  1. are you kidding me? how stinking cute is all that! you wayyyyy out did yourself…and santa was a big WOW too! how stinking awesome…a great memory for the kids!

  2. Everything is so cute! What a creative way to deal with a Christmas birthday. My son’s birthday is on the 28th, and it never occurred to me to do something like that.

  3. Sweet! Love the chalkboard frames . . . and the pinata…and the cake…and well, everything! What lovely memories for these little girls. Thanks for sharing!

  4. Wow- How cute!! That Santa looked WONDERFUL too- he MUST have been the real thing! 😉

    I am throwing a reindeer birthday for my “christmas time” baby this weekend… she will be 3!
    I love birthdays! 🙂

  5. Such a wonderful 5th birthday party. Santa is fabulous and the treats, crafts, pinata and snowman cake are brilliant.

  6. Too Freaking Cute! LOVE it! my daughter turns 4 on january 9th…why i had never thought of a “winter themed” b-day party until now, i have no idea. but what a great idea! snowman cake and pinata. awesome! the chalkboard frame…what a great idea! i have a few “big-girl” friends who would love this idea as an x-mas present. thank you for sharing!

    xoxo
    envious crafter

  7. What a special treat! A lot of love went into that day. What a great Santa! LOVE the pictures and everything, it looks like everyone had a wonderful time! Thanks so much for sharing; this post really made my day!

  8. What an amazing idea! I love it! How did Santa arrive and depart though, surely he didn’t have reindeer!! Amazing! Loved the candy cane name holders, inspirational!

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