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Input: So I go into my 11 yr old's bedroom to remind her that she needed to clean her room. There was something on her floor that I had never seen before. Picked it up and see there is a small piece of wrapping paper attached. Given the colors, and from what I could make out of the design, it was the paper that my presents were wrapped in. When I asked her about this item, she claimed she found it in the TV stand drawer. I absolutely knew better because *wrapping paper*! But she kept up with the denial.

So I go and take *EVERYTHING* that was under the tree. While taking the presents to my bedroom, I asked about the wrapping paper, she gets it from under her dresser. I guess seeing me take everything away, made her realize I was serious, and she fessed up. 

I dont know at this point if I will bring the presents back out or donate them. I dont want to punish the 10 yr old for the 11 yr olds behavior. I had warned them both the night everything was put under the tree that if I find holes in the wrapping paper (to try and see what's in them), that I would take their gifts, since in years past the 11 yr old has been caught trying to peek by poking holes. This goes beyond putting holes in the wrapping paper.... 

(Side note, I took everything BEFORE being 100% that it was the 11 yr old.) 

AITA for taking away all of the Christmas gifts? 

taking all of our presents away