Where to Get the Best Kindness Elves with Options for Skin, Hair, and Clothing Color

I was never comfortable with the idea of the Elf on the Shelf. I don’t like the idea of Christmas being dependent on good behavior, for one thing. And I think the Elf on the Shelf is a little creepy. So I was excited to discover an alternative to Elf on the Shelf with Kindness Elves. I love the idea of helping kids focus on kindness at Christmas.

I never found a great source for Kindness Elves, though. Then Anna from The Imagination Tree (the creator of the original Kindness Elves), began selling Kindness Elves.

Where to Find The Original Kindness Elves

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I purchased and used Anna’s Kindness Elves with my granddaughter last year. We both loved the original Kindness Elves. This year, there are 11 different options of Kindness Elves … with different colors of skin, hair, and clothing! They even come with their own little house and at a very reasonable price. I’m so excited about them that I became an affiliate.

The original Kindness Elves are awesome! Plus there’s something new that makes the Kindness Elves easier and even more fun!

There’s a new Kindness Elves™ Accessories Pack (limited quantity)! It contains:

• Visual Step-By-Step Guide for Parents about using the Kindness Elves and Accessories
• 50 Acts of Kindness Cards (including 10 blank for your own ideas)
• Little Book of Big Kindnesses
• Mini Postcards for the Kindness Elves to write to the children
• 8 Sheets of Stickers
• Bottle of Magic Sprinkles

My Other Posts with Kindness Ideas for Christmas (Including Ideas to Use with Kindness Elves)

In my post “How to Help Your Kids Develop Character at Christmastime,” you’ll find a list of four important ways you can focus on character along with a roundup of resources.

I was so excited when I learned there were variations of Elf on the Shelf that encourage kindness. You can find a roundup of ideas in my post “Using Variations of Elf on the Shelf to Encourage Kindness.”

In my post on “Using Kindness Elves to Encourage Kindness {Ideas and Free Printables},” I added more resources and free printables.

In my “New Kindness Elf Ideas for Building Character This Christmas,” I added new ideas from the 2015 Christmas season.

“Sweet and Simple Kindness Elf Activities for Toddlers” tells what my granddaughter and I did last Christmas.

“The Kindness Elves Meet Pete the Cat … and Go on a Great Adventure” tells about one of our favorite activities with the Kindness Elves (along with one of our favorite children’s book characters)!

You’ll find more ideas to use with your Kindness Elves in my post with “20+ Acts of Kindness Advent Calendars and Christmas Countdowns {Free Printables}.”

If you’d like more ideas for teaching your kids to be kind during any season, see my post “Teaching Kids to Be Kind.”

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