Q&A for How to Make Christmas Come Faster

Just do something fun to keep yourself occupied. Or do a lot of physical activity so you tire yourself out and fall asleep early.

You can ask them to decorate the house, help you make Christmas cards and/or Christmas cookies, or help you to wrap presents for extended family or friends.

You can still do many of these activities. Your age shouldn't matter.

You could get into bed very early, so if it takes you a long time to fall asleep, you will be asleep at an earlier time.

Yes, you have to sleep on Christmas Eve, or Santa won't come to your house!

This means you are getting things for other people, and not for you.

You can ask your mom and dad to give your Christmas gifts to you early, but they might want to wait until Christmas morning, in which case you will just have to be patient!

There are lots of fun Christmas activities to do! You could find and decorate your Christmas tree, hang lights around your house, wrap gifts for your family and friends, bake Christmas cookies, or go caroling!

Try not to think about it whilst you’re at school. Focus on what your teacher is saying. You will soon hear the bell ring, then you will be out!

Try and find a live countdown on the internet. I'm in your situation, too, and it helps me! You could also think of things to do in December and write them down!

Yes, indeed it does! If your elves come early, like around Thanksgiving, it's still not that long away from Christmas.

You can follow the guide above, get into the Christmas spirit, and have fun. It may sound corny, but Time does really fly while you're having fun!

If you got a gift you don’t like, still try to act like you like it. That way, the person who got you the gift won’t be upset. When they leave, if there was a receipt with it you can take it back to the store. Or, give it to a friend who will like it.

Chocolate chip cookies are a nice choice, or oatmeal, sugar, gingerbread or any cookies really that you have taken the time and effort to make for Santa.

Distract yourself. Maybe you can watch a long movie each day, making the day go fast, or decorate your house. Wrap presents for family members and friends. Do Christmas things online like playing Christmas games, tracking Santa's progress and talking to others about their holiday plans. Read books, write stories, see friends, do a sporting activity and spend time with pets.

Spend some time with friends and family, make some treats, get some things on your chores list done, etc. Spend time with the animals on the farm too and maybe add some festive things like tinsel to fenceposts and your front gate.

Ask if you can get friends from school, or some other family members like your Aunt or Uncle to help you put things up and go downstairs to help bring things up. Sometimes it’s more fun to get other children over so you can work together and have fun at the same time, and remember these other kids don’t have to be friends either they can be your cousins or siblings. Maybe you should talk to your family about it and tell them you want to decorate the house with them for Christmas!

You can make an Advent calendar counting down the days until Christmas or decorate your Christmas tree. It’s never too early to start! Hang out with your friends, watch Christmas related movies, read, draw, and much more.

Focus on completing your work on time and turning it in when it needs to be, and before you know it, school will be over.

Make a countdown or order a cheap chocolate advent calendar. You could also make homemade Christmas cards and hand them out to friends!

You should not nap because most of the sickness comes at night. If you don't nap, you can go to sleep sooner and quickly Christmas will come!

Try to enjoy the season, it goes by fast! Try to pick out the perfect gifts for your friends and family.

If you haven't yet, put the letter in an envelope and address it to: Santa Claus 325 S., Candy Cane Lane, North Pole, Alaska.

Movies like the Grinch, the Nutcracker, the Polar Express, and Home Alone are movies you can watch to make Christmas come faster! You'll also get into the Christmas spirit big time.

The best thing to do is to get them into the spirit early. Talk a lot about it and play music, to get them caught up on Christmas, and use persuasive conversation to reel them in! Offer to put them up yourself, they might appreciate not having to do it this year!

If you are struggling to pass the time, just think of Christmas ideas and start planning as soon as December hits! Or, you could focus on schoolwork or a fun activity. It's also good to remember that wishing your life away because of one event a year isn't a good thing to do. Try to enjoy the journey as well as the destination!