This year’s most wanted present, according to letters sent to Santa, is Lego.
Coming in next are bikes and play doh.
The top ten also includes games consoles, Nerf gun, board games, DVDs, iPhone, PAW Patrol and Peppa Pig.
The findings come from Santa’s helpers’ analysis of many of the thousands of letters sent by kids, and reveal what they really want to find in their stockings.
Royal Mail’s Chief Elf in charge of Santa’s mailbag, Alex McConnell said: “We are very honoured that Father Christmas has allowed us to take a peek at what children are asking for this year. We get to see what they really want for Christmas.
“All the elves at Royal Mail enjoy reading the heart-warming letters and the festive cheer these letters bring.”
Any child wishing to write to Father Christmas and receive a reply has until December 6 to do so. The address is:
Santa/Father Christmas
Santa’s Grotto
Reindeerland
XM4 5HQ
And don’t forget to include full names and addresses of the sender.
Dear Santa . . .
CHILDREN'S Christmas wishlists have been revealed by the Royal Mail's elves.
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