Is there an Elf on the Shelf in your house? Are you struggling to keep up with daily ideas to amaze and excite your kiddo’s morning search for their Elf? Keep the Christmas magic alive with these Elf on the Shelf ideas. I’ll be adding to this post with images …
When you first welcome your Elf on the Shelf into your home, your family will be tasked with naming your Elf. While you can name your Elf anything your family likes, since this is an annual holiday tradition you are starting you probably want to come up with a name …
When our Elf on the Shelf, Kringle, first arrived at our house last year, K was petrified of him. So much so after three days we asked her if she wanted us to send him back to the North Pole and not come back until next year. She said yes, and …
If you are planning on introducing the tradition of Elf on the Shelf to your family this year, then this is the deal for you. The book retails for $29.95, and discounts rarely apply to this hot ticket Christmas item. But right now you can score a copy from Barnes …
If you happened to grab that 50% off any one book coupon from Barnes & Noble coupon I posted the other day (should be still available), you can score a great deal on the Elf on the Shelf today for only $14.97 + tax. It’s normally priced at around $30 …
If you haven’t yet invited a North Pole Elf home to your house, this is your chance for the best price I have seen. Borders.com has Elf on the Shelf on sale for $19.99 with free shipping. Plus if you shop through Ebates you will receive 7% cash back. And …