Elf on the Shelf Antic Ideas

Bring the Christmas magic home to your family this year with the adorable and mischievous Elf on the Shelf + Elf Planner, antic ideas, and heaps more!

I’m sure I’m not the only one who has woken up and realised far too late that their Elf On The Shelf is still shelf bound from two nights ago. I’ve put together some excuses that work very well when you deal with little, sad faces who are worried that the Elf hasn’t been back to the North Pole!

With the Elf on the Shelf tradition returning for another year, we are pleased to release the 2018 Elf Planner to help inspire you with your very own Elf on the Shelf ‘hide n seek’ game.

The Elf on the Shelf is a fun tradition to do with your kids through December. It’s a little bit of magic that fills our home with laughter every Christmas. My 2016 Elf Planner is filled with 1 month of Elf on the Shelf antic ideas, 30+ notes from Santa and Elf to be left alongside Elf each night, editable (you can add your child’s name) letters from Santa and Elf, official warning letter from Santa, an Elf Report, pages to help improve and acknowledge good and bad behaviours and more.

Have you been having fun with your Elf on the Shelf? I would love to see some of your pics, please share on…

Make a few simple changes to your elf so he can wave and position his legs differently, only takes 30 minutes.

Curious to learn all about The Elf on the Shelf? I answer some questions that readers have been asking about how to introduce the elf to if he disappears through the day.

Here is a guide to The Elf on the Shelf to learn what it’s all about, where to buy him from, what are elf antics and so much more. The Elf Planner has one month of antic ideas ready for you, an elf report to help you to get the kids to keep their rooms tidy, letters from Santa and plenty more.

Soon Elf on the Shelf will arrive into many homes. Elf is really mischievous while the kids are sleeping, turning milk green, spilling cereal over the bench or one of my favourites is writing on lipstick that the bathroom is messy. The kids have so much fun finding him each morning. Here are some of the antic ideas I have shared over the past few years.

Two years ago we introduced ‘Elf on the Shelf’ to my kids, at the time they were 6, 8 and 8.  Knowing now…