We've come a long way from handwritten Christmas lists. Nowadays, kids are making their wish lists with PowerPoint presentations and other tools that probably leave Santa's head spinning.
On TikTok, children call family meetings to display electronic slideshows embedded with screenshots of desired items and website links to make purchasing easy for parents.
One family posted their daughter's presentation, which played music, with photos of a Maine Coon cat, a VR headset and a panini maker. A teen in another video, posted last Christmas, added a 'disclaimer' to her presentation that read, 'Please don't get mad at me; I get good grades; I do NOT expect all of this' before requesting Lululemon clothing.
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