I’m also aware that there is much controversy over this silly little elf that I’m about to talk about. But I honestly don’t care. In our house, Sheldon is a doll that we play hide and seek with from Thanksgiving to Christmas. He isn’t a tool for behavioral modification or something that the kids aren’t allowed to touch. (Sidebar- I’m not judging those that do use it this way. I really don’t care; do what’s right for you and your family and I respect you for that. We don’t use it that way, because try telling a 2 year old not to touch a cute little elf and see how far you get). It’s just a fun toy that we play with; it’s the adults playing with the kids’ toys after the kids go to bed. Right after the kids go to bed I hide Sheldon and they look for him as soon as they wake up in the morning. I just use what we already have around the house for Sheldon- I didn’t buy a single thing or spend more than 2 minutes a night on this. Super easy! Here are some of the fun hiding places & adventures Sheldon went on this past month. I’m going to pin this and use for future Christmases!!!
