Message on the Mirror
The elf writes a good-morning message on the bathroom mirror.
Use the elf to nudge kind habits: challenges, donations and thank-yous that kids actually enjoy.
The elf writes a good-morning message on the bathroom mirror.
The elf is found doing a maths worksheet or writing a list of Christmas spellings.
The elf leaves a small challenge such as “Give someone a compliment today”.
The elf leaves an empty box with a note asking your child to choose a toy to give away.
The elf leaves paper, pens and an envelope addressed to Santa so your child can write their list.
The elf has been raiding the sock drawer to make little sock snowmen.
The elf lines up the family’s toothbrushes and leaves a note to brush well before the big day.
The elf is found reading a Christmas picture book to your child’s soft toys.
The elf brings a paper chain with one link to tear off each day until Christmas.
The elf leaves a printed photo of your child from earlier in the month with “See you next year!”.
The elf builds a mini fort out of napkins and pegs — or a full-size one for the family.
The elf brings back a postcard “from Santa” praising something your child did this week.
One idea for every night from 1 to 24 December.