Jamie Murray has dressed up on Christmas Eve for his seven-year-old son Oliver for the last five years, using a more modern way to prove Santa exists.
A Scots dad captured Santa Claus delivering presents at his house on his Ring doorbell to show his young son on Christmas morning.
The 38-year-old NHS worker came up with the idea of installing a Ring doorbell to catch Santa delivering presents on camera, proving the existence of Father Christmas to his delighted boy. "He was two when I first started and he didn't really understand. Now he's a wee bit older, it's become a family tradition.
Jamie works as a Paediatric Physiotherapy Technical Instructor and has spent the last two Christmases helping patients during the Covid-19 crisis.
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