After a long day of play, you can help little ones create a home for their Elf Pets ®. It’s as easy as gluing the free printable pieces onto an empty tissue box. With accessories for reindeer, Saint Bernards and arctic foxes, kids can build any home they’d like! Names for your Elf and Elf Pets® are a touching moment that will make the holiday season even more enjoyable. There are several things you should think about when selecting a name for your Elf and Elf Pets®. Make an effort to understand the personalities of your Elf and Elf Pets®. What are some interesting traits of a shy/ outgoing personality? What are their top three interests? Consider what the Christmas season is all about. What is the significance of your elf and elf pets? The name list at the North Pole can be found here. There are a number of names available for Elf and Elf Pets®. Be imaginative and adaptable. If you can’t find the perfect name, come up with your own. The more unique the name, the better, and it’s a good idea to come up with one; make sure to register for the North Pole Registry so you can receive a free adoption certificate and letter from Santa. Adopt An Elf Pets Reindeer, Saint Bernard, Or Arctic Fox Today!

Inspired by everything North Pole related, including those all important reindeer that pull Santa’s sleigh! Did you know that it’s up to you to give your Scout Elf and Elf Pets ® a name? That’s how they get their Christmas magic! Naming your North Pole visitors is an important moment for the entire family. Gather your family and read through these helpful hints to find the perfect name for your North Pole pals! Of course, your reindeer doesn’t have to be named for winter or Christmas. There are lots of other names to consider. How about something that sounds good with the word reindeer? Here are some suggestions for boy and girl reindeer names that begin with the letter R: Reindeer names can be silly, too. It’s not against the law to give your reindeer a goofy name, so go ahead and get creative, the possibilities are endless! Here are just a few to get started. There are plenty of stuffed reindeer out there who need names too. If you find a plush reindeer under the Christmas tree, there are more name possibilities than the ones in Santa’s gang, so why not get creative? References and Further Reading

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Take a look around at all of the Christmas décor surrounding you for the perfect yuletide-inspired name. How about Holly, Jingle Bells, Poinsettia, Sugar Plum, Joy, Kris Kringle, Plum Pudding or Snowflake? Your North Pole visitor will love their festive name! Do Elf Pets® fly to the North Pole each night? Unlike Scout Elves, the Elf Pets® duty is to stay with kids and play throughout the season. They like to stay near little ones to receive as many cuddles and hugs as possible. When children perform acts of kindness, they create Christmas cheer that the Elf Pets® Saint Bernard scoop up and store in their golden heart charm on their magical barrel.

There’s no better way to create Christmas spirit than with a good cuddle with the Elf Pets ®! This joyous cast of Christmas characters are the perfect companions for creating faith, hope and love and making sure Santa can use all that Christmas spirit for his Christmas duties! In addition to hosting their own daycare, your little ones could create a pet wash using an emtpy tissue box and a free printable. With this easy-to-make mini pet wash machine, the Elf Pets ® will stay fresh and clean during playtime! The Saint Bernard pups star in their very own animated special, Elf Pets: Santa’s St. Bernards Save Christmas.Do Elf Pets® return to the North Pole after Christmas? From family to family, each Elf Pets® can differ, but most live with their families year round. Then, children can continue to hug and play with their Elf Pets® as often as they want for as long as they want. Families around the world adopt Scout Elves and Elf Pets® into their homes. Many fans know the ins and outs of The Elf on the Shelf® tradition but what about the Elf Pets®? Is there anything important to know about these pals and how kids can play with them? Can you hold them? Do they move? Do they live at the North Pole? Read on to get the answers to your most frequently asked questions! As we mentioned, reindeer live in the Earth’s northern latitudes. They can be found across the north, in places like Alaska, Canada, the Scandinavian countries, Russia, and Mongolia. Every North Pole pal has a unique personality that fits with the family that adopts them. Using adjectives that describe your family can also help set the tone for how your new friend will behave and can result in some fun and unusual names! Indigenous peoples in many of these areas have lived as reindeer herders for centuries. In honor of this long history of reindeer herding, here are some traditional reindeer names from the places that reindeer call home.

On Christmas Eve, the Christmas magic swirls, and the reindeer grow to full size to help pull Santa’s sleigh. Do Elf Pets® hide in different spots or move around the house? Elf Pets® go wherever your kids go! Unlike elves, they don’t have to stay in one spot to scout and can be brought on all of your child’s holiday adventures.The only thing more exciting than Scout Elves returning home may be that kids can play a big role in helping Santa complete his Christmas duties! All they need are their Elf Pets® to cuddle and play with. Are you looking for ideas to inspire little ones’ playtime with their Elf Pets ®? Use this list to help kids create fun memories with their furry friends! Each activity will help your family build plenty of Christmas spirit to make this year’s holiday a great success! Santa can’t thank you enough. Make a Mini Surprise