Santa song

This year, Santa sings their name.

Tell us their name and one thing they did well this year. Santa sings it back in a Christmas song, ready to hear in minutes.

Step 1 of 5

Hear a few

Tap a name. Each chorus sings it.

Christmas Cheers for Emma

Jingle bells · English

Emma, Emma, hear me say,

I'm so proud of you today!

Christmas bells go ring, ring, ring,

And Santa has a song to sing.

With cocoa warm and stars so bright,

Merry Christmas, what a night!

Real songs made by this service for example children.

Every word, to keep

An example: the lyric card of a song written for Emma.
An example: the lyric card of a song written for Emma.

The moment they hear their name

Play it on Christmas morning and watch them realise Santa knows.

Proud of the year they had

Santa sings back the things they did well, in your own words.

Pay only if you love it

The chorus preview and the full lyrics are free. Keep the song if it feels right.

The song$19.00The full song as an MP3 to keep and share
Song and lyric cardMost chosen$29.00The full song as an MP3 · A printable lyric card, signed from Santa
Family$49.00A song for each child in the family · A printable lyric card for each

A gift from grandparents too

Grandparents and godparents can make the song for a grandchild and share it with the family.

How it works

  1. 1

    Tell us about your child

    First name, age and one or two things they did well. No account, no photos.

  2. 2

    Hear the chorus

    In a few minutes the song is written and sung. Read every word and hear their name, free.

  3. 3

    Keep the whole song

    If it feels right, keep the full song to play on Christmas morning and share.

Plainly said

  • Written and sung with AI

    The lyrics come from an AI writer and the voice from an AI music model, guided by what you share.

  • You hear it before you pay

    You read the whole lyrics and hear the chorus first. You decide after.

  • Only what the song needs

    A first name, an age and a few words. Never a photo, never a surname or an address.

Questions

+How long does it take?

The chorus preview is usually ready within three minutes of sending the form.

+Does it have to be religious?

No. Choose the upbeat jingle or the lullaby, or the nativity carol for the Christmas story.

+Can I make one for each of my children?

Yes. Make a song for each child; the family option keeps them all together.

+What ages is it for?

From toddlers to about 14. The words are pitched to the child's age.

+What language is it sung in?

In English, the language of this page.

Their name, sung by Santa.

It starts with their first name and takes four short steps.

Begin the song