I absolutely love Christmas; it has always been my favourite holiday. We celebrate a “Santa Christmas,” as we are not religious folks, but we still enjoy the holiday and the company of others. For the last few years, we have been using PNP (Portable North Pole) to create magical personalized videos for our Children.
You see their eyes light up, and a big smile comes upon their faces when they hear their names being called by Santa.
For those of you who don’t know what the Portable North Pole (PNP) is, the Portable North Pole allows you to customize a special holiday video for your child.
PNP is the #1 mobile Santa app and is considered a cherished, modern tradition with more than 125 million videos viewed worldwide. We have used it every year since 2008, and my kids patiently wait to receive their Santa videos in December.
The question asked are pretty basic, it asks for your child is a boy or girl, their name, age, where they live, a toy they are asking for, if they are good or bad, etc… You are also invited to upload a photo of them, a picture of the toy they are wanting and more. Within a few minutes, your video is ready to be viewed and shared with others.
The PNP has free videos for everyone, but you have the option to upgrade to a premium package, including the Video Pass ($ 9.99) or the Magic Pass ($13.99). These premium packages offer more videos and personalizations. There is also a “reaction recorder” that is only available via the app.
We absolutely LOVE PNP, not only because it makes our children happy, but because PNP donates 5% of web purchases to children’s hospitals around the world!
You can download the free version of PNP on the Apple App Store & Google Play Store. Or visit the PNP website to access it right from your computer.
Some of the features of the Magic Pass includes;
- Unlimited Premium Videos
- The Reaction Recorder (only available in the app)
- Unlimited Santa Calls
- Storytime with Santa
- HD downloads
- And more!
We will be trying to Santa Calls later next week; I will update this post later with how that went.
