Go ahead, ask Santa: Kids share their lists

	Santa Claus poses for a photo with 3-month-old Katie Bahena of Bartlett at Woodfield Mall in Schaumburg. Photos by Laura Stoecker \| Staff Photographer
	Nicholas Tamburello, 7, Schaumburg Ÿ Legos Ÿ Nintendo DS game
	Xander Riebock, 8, Hampshire Ÿ A dirt bike
	Austin Boehmer, 5, Elgin Ÿ A fire engine Ÿ A John Deere combine Ÿ A white dump truck
	Cannon Dudley, 6, Palatine Angry Birds stuff, an iPhone, a 3-D DS, and the Avengers movie
	Eliza Buivis, 5, Algonquin Ÿ A Christmas video Ÿ A Tweety Bird plate Ÿ A princess room
	Juliette Luna-Lopez, 8, Hoffman Estates Ÿ A car that is pink or red Ÿ An electric scooter, red Ÿ A big panda
	Gina Dudley, 8, Palatine Ÿ UGG moccasins Ÿ Arts and crafts Ÿ McKenna the doll and movie Ÿ Hair extensions Ÿ Project Runway fashion angels
	Cannon Dudley, 6, of Palatine checks his Christmas wish list while preparing to visit with Santa at Woodfield Mall in Schaumburg. Dudley is wishing for Angry Birds stuff, an iPhone, a 3-D DS, the Avengers movie ... Laura Stoecker \| Staff Photographer
	Santa Claus at Woodfield Mall in Schaumburg. Laura Stoecker \| Staff Photographer

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By Christopher Hankins

video What kids want for Christmas

As we inch closer to Christmas Day, children all over the suburbs are hoping their wish lists haven't fallen on deaf ears. In what has become an annual tradition, we went to the mall and gave kids a microphone to find out just what they'll be dreaming of on Christmas Eve. And as usual, the kids did not disappoint.

Some had multiple requests, others were sure of just a few things they wanted. Some even came with lists a mile long. But they all brought a holiday-sized helping of cuteness. There's no doubt that goes a long way in ensuring Santa treats them all well this Christmas.

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