Do parents move the elf on the shelf yes or no?

If little ones find their Scout Elf sitting on something they need to use, like relaxing in their sink, lying on their bookbag or hanging on their clothes, then it is okay for parents to move the elf, so kids can complete their morning routine and elves can get back to their important job!

Do elves on the shelf really move?

“Once they arrive, the North Pole doctors will check them out.” The second rule of Elf on the Shelf is that the elf will not speak or move while the kids are awake. The elf only moves at night when it makes its trip back to the North Pole. Once it returns home, it then assumes a new position in the house.

What do Elf on the Shelf eat?

Candy, pies and cakes galore, Scout Elves love eating sweets, snacks and more!

What is Elf on the Shelf favorite color?

However, when he’s not dressed in this familiar attire, Santa puts on his other favorite color: green!

What do Elf on the Shelf eat for breakfast?

Just like the movie, Elf on the Shelf loves candy, chocolate and of course maple syrup. Put that all together and it’s breakfast! It’s also easy to get it ready and set out for the morning when the kids come down.

What do elves like for presents?

Elves can also tag along when Santa delivers his presents on Christmas. Elves love to eat cookies and candy.

How does the elf on the shelf show up?

As the story goes, elves arrive around Thanksgiving and keep watch of children up until Christmas Eve. Every night during this time, elves fly to the North Pole to report to the big guy, ya know, Santa, about the kids’ naughty or niceness, then return to a new spot each morning.

Are there curse words in Elf?

Parents need to know that although Elf has some potty language and mild swearing (“pissed,” “hell,” “damn,” etc.) and a few references to bodily functions, it’s family friendly at its core.