In Estonia the evening of Christmas Eve (i.e the 24th) is the biggest “event” of Christmas time I’d say. The main feast, getting the presents from under the tree (and generally you need to read out a poem or smt to redeem it/them). What’s it like in your country?

So watching American Christmas movies was.. different. Children get presents in the morning and.. don't even have to read out a poem? C'mon. Ez.

And before Christmas – during December Estonian children get sweets in their slippers/socks on the windowsill every morning. They're brought by "päkapikud" – like little gnomes. In looks similar to garden gnomes.