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What do children in France and Mexico put out on Christmas Eve instead of stockings?
there shoes
What do some countries use instead of Christmas stockings?
Boots, Dutch shoes, both footwear.
Which country leaves shoes outside for gifts instead of stockings?
France and Germany
Instead of stockings what do dutch children put out on Christmas?
They put out their shoes. I think I remember reading that Dutch children put out wooden shoes with hay in them for the reindeer!
What do children in Europe do instead of hanging stockings for Christmas?
Some children in Europe place shoes outside of their door for Christmas rather than hanging stockings. Other children place gifts or even bouquets of flowers outside.
What county do they put out shoes instead of stockings at Christmas?
Holland And this is done on 5 December well before Christmass. See the link below for more.
Where do people put out shoes instead of stockings?
i think it is in mexico or spain
What do holland do instead of hang up stockings?
Put out their shoes, clogs.
How do people in other countries celebrate their Christmas?
Canada is a country where most of the population are followers of the Christian faith. Christmas in Canada is celebrated by holidays from work, attending church services, decorations in homes and public buildings and the exchange of gifts.
When were Christmas stockings invented?
Christmas Stockings began in from the people who worshiped Odin. Children were to place shoes near the fireplace filled with carrots. Odin's horses would eat the carrots as her flew overhead. He would then put presents in the shoes as a gift of thanks.
Do they hang stockings in Spain?
They don't hang stockings in Spain. In fact, they leave out shoes instead. What for, I don't exactly know.
What kind of different Christmas traditions are there in the world?
There are countless Christmas traditions in the world, varying from country to country, culture to culture, and even from family to family. The Christmas tree is the most popular tradition. Belgian children leave carrots and hay for Saint Nicholas's horses (as opposed to reindeer.) Czechs set a place at their tables for the Christ child. In France, children have their shoes filled with gifts and candy instead of stockings.
