It’s Okay To Feel Mad At Santa

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Christmas is a magical time of year. Full of joy and excitement for that one special day to come. We sing about it. We have our wish list. We decorate our homes. We finish our school projects and work. We wish happy holidays to our good friends and neighbors. We prepare all kinds of food to share the holiday magic. Yet for some families, not every Christmas may feel magical and merry. Sometimes we feel disappointed when things don't work out as we have hoped. When everything is a mess what can we do? It's hard to feel okay when Christmas does not turn out how we want it to. Especially as children, we can feel mad and sad. It's hard to make the season bright when we feel emotional gray clouds over our head. Are these feelings okay to have? Especially, on what should feel like a special day of fun?

This golden-hearted puppy (You) understands that feeling. Puppy (You) didn't get the gift they wanted for Christmas and doesn't understand why. What was that point of being a good pup for? Let's see what this golden-hearted puppy (You) learns about the mystery of Christmas and the magical gift the season has to share.