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Am I on the Nice List?

If you are trying to be kind, you are on the Nice List. Type your first name to see what Santa says.

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Check the Nice List

Yes, you are on the Nice List. Every child who types their first name gets a verdict that says they are nice, plus a kind tip to help them be even nicer. Type your first name in the box, and the elves will check the list for you.

The Nice List is a fun game, not a real test. The elves look at your name and give a playful answer. The verdict is always nice, because every child who visits Santa's village has a good heart. The tip might be to help at home, to share a toy, or to say thank you more often.

Once you have your verdict, you can get a certificate to print. Print it, colour it in, and put it on your wall or the fridge. It is a nice reminder of the kind things you can do this year.

We only ask for your first name. We do not ask for a surname, an email address or an account. You can try again with a friend's name too, to see what the elves say about them.

Grown-ups can enjoy this too. The Nice List is a light way to talk about kindness, and a good way to start a conversation about what children did this week. Santa's letters and the advent calendar are also on this site.

The Nice List works best when you read the tip slowly and think about it. Ask yourself whether you can follow it today or this week. Maybe you can help set the table, say sorry to a sibling, or read a story to someone younger. Try the tip for a few days and see how it feels. Kind things are a good habit, and the Nice List is a fun way to remember them. Grown-ups can ask children which tip they chose and why.