Elf on the Shelf

Ah, the Elf on the Shelf: the adorable holiday tradition that started as a fun way to get kids excited about Christmas and has now become an Olympic-level parenting event. Congratulations! You’re in the final stretch of orchestrating tiny toy drama at 11:57 p.m. while everyone else sleeps. If your creativity is running on fumes (or you’re already regretting agreeing to this madness), we’ve got some ideas to save you.

There are many people in the Rockford area who WILL NOT let these creepy little elves into their homes. These 3 have taken over a business in Loves Park.

Do you ever wonder if these little elves popping up around our homes really do have a way to communicate with each other. What would they say about this?

With the way 2020 has been going, you better hope you were good this year for Krampus Night.

Call it lazy or pure genius, this 'Elf On The Shelf' Quarantine Box is a must have for any parent that needs a break.

Imagine that the kids come barreling down the stairs in the morning looking for their beloved Elf on the Shelf, and the elf has become trapped inside the TV screen. Here's how you can make it happen.

If you're annoyed by Elf on the Shelf, it's time to check out Santa's Lazy Gnome.

Krampus is coming just in time to terrify kids into behaving.

It won't be long before your feed will be filled with photos of your friend's kids Elf on the Shelf. Sad, but true. Not all parents are into that sort of thing, myself included, so a Halloween loving Mom decided to create the Halloween version of this and I'm creeped out and impressed all at the same time...

Tis the season to get elf-y and these 5 Rockford elves sure are having fun.