Kad počnu otvorena pitanja i sumnja, najbolje je biti iskren, kaže dr. Coulson i napominje da bi djecu tad trebalo upozoriti da onima koji još vjeruju u Djedicu, to ne pokvare.
The main idea of the text is that there is no right or wrong time to tell children that Santa Claus isn't real, but it is important to let them believe as long as they want to.
The article suggests that parents should allow children to maintain their belief in Santa Claus until they are old enough to question it themselves. It also advises parents to encourage critical thinking by asking questions like, "Is it possible for someone to travel the whole world in one night with sacks full of presents pulled by reindeer?"
Ultimately, the text emphasizes respecting a child's curiosity and allowing them to come to their own conclusions about Santa Claus.
The main idea of the text is that there is no right or wrong time to tell children that Santa Claus isn't real, but it is important to let them believe as long as they want to. The article suggests that parents should allow children to maintain their belief in Santa Claus until they are old enough to question it themselves. It also advises parents to encourage critical thinking by asking questions like, "Is it possible for someone to travel the whole world in one night with sacks full of presents pulled by reindeer?" Ultimately, the text emphasizes respecting a child's curiosity and allowing them to come to their own conclusions about Santa Claus.
