After weeks of silly hiding spots, tiny messes, and early-morning elf searches, it’s almost time for your little visitor to head home. But how do you wrap up all that Christmas fun? A sweet letter, a funny getaway scene, or one last family activity can give your elf a goodbye your kids will remember. These…
One elf can cause plenty of Christmas mischief. Add a second, and suddenly there’s someone to race, someone to prank, and someone to blame for the marshmallows all over the counter. The good news? Having two elves doesn’t mean you need twice the work. Some of the cutest Elf on the Shelf ideas for 2…
Some December nights, setting up the elf sounds fun. Other nights, you remember the elf hasn’t moved just as you’re finally getting into bed. That’s where the kitchen comes in handy. A few marshmallows, a roll of paper towels, or a banana can turn into a cute little scene without a late-night craft project. These…
Some Elf on the Shelf mornings call for an elaborate scene. Most call for something you can put together in two minutes before bed. These funny ideas use things you probably already have at home, from cereal boxes and sticky notes to your kids’ own toys. Pick the setups that fit your family’s sense of…