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Obviously false statements are auto-game territory ("I'm as big as a house! I crush cars under my feet! RAWR!" <chase ensues>) & linguistic trickery can be a more sophisticated game, but I do think the way most parents "do" Santa crosses a line we should try hard not to cross
That said, I really don't love the strategy of ensuring all traditional myths are DOA. Pretending-games are fun! I will probably give this a *lot* of thought when I have my own children.
I’ve got three boys and we tell them the holiday myths aren’t real and/or critically consider the claims together. Still we have fun pretending they’re real together and for other kids. One Christmas our then six year old chose to believe anyway because of a movie. 
miracle on 34th? lol
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