Hopefully, they don't. Parents make a lot of sacrifices for their children and buying them gifts at Christmas (and their birthdays) is a very nice way to show them they are appreciated.
On Christmas morning, Romanian children open their gifts. Their parents go to church or to friends and celebrate.
To keep the children away from the Christmas Tree and gifts until it is time to share them.
It basically means if children can get gifts from their parents.
a kid can start making hand made gifts at the age of 5 and can start buying small gifts from their pocket money as soon as they start getting pocket money(may be age 10)
They make more money on Easter since parents are not tight on money while buying gifts in the Christmas season.
In Russia, Grandfather Frost (Ded Moroz) is the one who brings children gifts on Little Christmas. He is often accompanied by his granddaughter, the Snow Maiden (Snegurochka), and they deliver presents to children on New Year's Eve.
Wait until the last minute... then crush their hopes in buying their children gifts for the holidays.
When you go broke buying everyone gifts lol
French parents exchange presents on New Year's Day. Children receive gifts from parents on December 6th. This is Saint Nicholas day.
The one who brings Christmas gifts in Denmark is Julemanden, or the Christmas father. The name is literally translated to The Christmas-man' or 'The Yule-Man'. He originated in Danish folklore centuries ago with a mythical figure who bright gifts to children on Christmas Eve.
Home made gifts like Christmas cards and all that stuff