Thinking about getting into the Elf On The Shelf bandwagon?
For years, I’ve seen the funniest, most clever Elf on the Shelf set ups. Now I’ve never have had an Elf on the lose, but it just seems like the thing to do as the holiday clock clicks on.
For those unfamiliar with the holiday tradition, an elf doll that is believed to have the ability to report children’s behavior back to Santa moves around a family’s home (with the help of parents) each night leading up to Christmas. The concept was first introduced by the 2005 book “The Elf on the Shelf: A Christmas Tradition.”
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