What do French children leave for Santa?

Answer 1

In France, the night before Christmas, children leave a pair of their shoes near the fireplace (or under the Christmas tree, or near the Nativity scene) so that when the children wake up, the next day they find their Christmas gifts.

Answer 2

That depends of their age. Those who are too young to wait for Santa usually find their presents stuffed under the Christmas tree, or by the chimney when there is one in the house, when they get up on Dec. 25.

The grown children and adults often get and exchange gifts during the evening before (24 Dec).

Answer 3

They put out their shoe on the window sill with hay and carrots for Balthazar Nicholas who is a Donkey rider and it believes that Balthazar is the one that leaves the gifts

Answer 4

they don't leave anything because they don't belive in Santa unless they have grown up in America or are christian

Answer 5

they are wool made from a dead sheep and made for children on Christmas

Answer 6

French children likely leave out milk and cookies for Santa on Christmas Eve. Other possible treats include chocolates, tangerines, or even a glass of wine.