Bring more to your holiday than Santa -
Let an Elfling™ bring to life the true Spirit of Christmas!

I Believe – That is the message conveyed in our My Elfling^™ logo with an intentional dual meaning – I Believe in Santa and I Believe in Jesus.

Here is the basic story of our Elflings^™.  Beginning in late November all of Santa’s grownup Elves are very busy building toys and have less time to do fun things with their children.  So the Elves let Santa send their Elflings^™ on some fun adventures in the homes of children.  They can arrive as early as Thanksgiving or St. Nicholas Day (December 6) or for any period of time before Christmas. 
Caring for an Elfling^™ is a privilege Santa reserves for special little believers. 

The Elflings^™ have a couple of secrets.  When your children are awake, they pretend to be stuffed toys so that no one knows their true identities.  When your kids are sleeping, the Elflings^™ come to life.  Elflings^™ are creative, helpful, resourceful, messy or even mischievous – just like any other kid.  They typically do things such as write notes to their kids; leave small treats; play hide–and–seek; pop popcorn and watch TV; and go on a multitude of other adventures.

But, they also can set a wonderful example for your child.  Sometimes they hide coins under the couch cushions for your kids to find and add to a “bell ringer fund” (so you never have to pass by the red bucket.)  They select Angel Tree names to allow your children to purchase or wrap a gift.  They can be found praying at your manger scene.  You can determine how you want your Elflings^™ to interact with your family.

Elflings^™ also have hidden messages interwoven in their logos.
Visit Our Logo’s Hidden Messages to learn more.  

There is still something yet more inspiring.  We find this part a bit hard to describe. It is when you see your child buckle up their Elfling^™ in the car, make a place for them at the dinner table, ask you if their Elfling^™ can watch the Disney Channel while they are at school, run back into the

house to get their Elfling’s^™ jacket to keep them warm, or bless their Elfling^™ in their prayers at night.  Children develop a special bond with their Elfling^™ because the Elflings^™ are real.  They want to take good care of their new friend and they want to reinforce the confidence Santa has in them.

There comes a moment when you suddenly recognize your child is concerned more with giving than receiving and you realize they’ve discovered for themselves the true meaning of Christmas.