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Read More February 23, 2016 | Blain's Farm & FleetYou’ve seen the elf on social media, your friends rave about it, and now you’ve decided to see what all the fuss is about. Let us help you make an effortless transition into being an Elf on the Shelf parent!
Rely on this ultimate beginner’s guide to learn all the must-have tips for making your elf’s first year a success, as well as the answers to questions that arise along the way.
The Elf on the Shelf is a Christmas tradition centered around Scout Elves who fly to the North Pole each night. Scout Elves arrive at homes in a keepsake box set that features a storybook. The book explains that elves love to report back to Santa to tell him about each day’s activities!
The best part? Kids love to maintain their best behavior when their Scout Elf is around. This way, they are sure to be on Santa’s nice list!
That’s the term Santa uses for these elves because they literally “scout” out what you’re up to during the holidays. Then, they report their findings to Santa.
It’s as easy as 1…2…3!
There are just a few rules to remember!
The fun begins! When Scout Elves return from the North Pole each night, they land in a different spot in your home. Many parents refer to this as “elf ideas.”
Essentially, elf ideas are photos or instructions that inspire elves’ new landing spots or gimmicks. Not to worry—there are a range of ideas, both simple and extra creative, suitable for any and every Scout Elf!
To find a variety of elf ideas, check out our Toyland® Blog.
This article was originally posted by Elf on the Shelf.