Last night my 10-year old daughter said that she did not believe in God.

[Jehanne]

It just came out of the Blue; we were sitting around talking.  (My wife and I did not raise any of our kiddos to be atheistic.)  I played neutral as my daughter and wife discussed the issue.  I did tell my daughter, jokingly, that Santa would not bring presents if she did not believe in his existence.  At that point my wife mentioned the Easter Bunny, also.

Nice. I've always thought playing neutral was the best strategy. If your kiddo ends up being an atheist, it's best that she arrived there through her own questions and reasoning. 

How did the conversation with your wife go? Or did you already provide the basic gist?

I walked out with the Easter Bunny part, as it was getting late and I had housework to get done.  My wife later on sent me this picture which she did not take but my daughter and her titled, "The Meosiah":