Everything one December needs — and nothing for you to prepare.
That’s $1.20 a day for 24 mornings of magic — for the whole family.
$29 · Ships free in the US · 30-day returns






Honestly, I was so burnt out on the whole holiday elf trend. Setting alarm clocks for 11 PM to stage intricate pranks was killing me. This kit saved my sanity—just flip a card before bed and you’re done.Sarah M. · Verified purchase
Finding daily activities that get my kids away from screens without me having to act like a full-time cruise director is tough. Pip gave us 20-30 minutes of quiet, creative play every single morning.David L. · Verified purchase
My 5-year-old was obsessed with scratching off the silver panel every day. Quick parent tip: hand them a quarter to scratch it, fingernails won’t work well! The lottery-ticket element makes mornings super fun.Jessica K. · Verified purchase
Took literally 15 seconds to set up while my morning coffee was brewing. As a mom of three who works full-time, that no-prep promise is 100% accurate.Amanda R. · Verified purchase
We had shipping delays in our area and didn’t open the box until Dec 6th. I thought we ruined the experience, but the guide tells you exactly how to skip ahead smoothly without confusing the kids.Michael C. · Verified purchase
Pip is actually really soft and sweet-looking. A lot of holiday elves have weirdly sharp faces that low-key scare my toddler, but Pip is super friendly and cuddly.Emily W. · Verified purchase
I usually have to drag my son out of bed for school. During December, all I had to whisper was ’Pip has a new card’ and he’d jump right up. Best side effect ever.Rachel G. · Verified purchase
Only negative in our house was my 4 and 6-year-old arguing over whose turn it was to scratch off the mission. We had to make an alternating calendar! Otherwise, a fantastic purchase.James T. · Verified purchase
I hated traditional holiday elves because they teach kids to spill flour or unravel toilet paper. Pip’s missions focus on kindness, drawing, and small crafts. Zero mess to clean up after work.Megan D. · Verified purchase
The cardstock quality is surprisingly thick and durable. It held up well against sticky fingers, spilled juice, and rough handling all month.Brian M. · Verified purchase
My 8-year-old pretended she was ’too cool’ for it at first, but by day 3 she was secretly running downstairs with her 4-year-old brother to check Pip’s card first.Laura B. · Verified purchase
My husband thought I wasted money when the box arrived, but he ended up taking over the card reveals every morning. Turned into a sweet little family ritual.Christopher H. · Verified purchase
I hesitated at the price at first, but breaking it down over 24 days of activities, it costs way less than buying random craft kits or trinkets individually.Jennifer A. · Verified purchase
My daughter gasped when she read the welcome letter from Santa. Seeing her genuine excitement without me having to spend hours on Pinterest at midnight was worth every penny.Stephanie C. · Verified purchase
Bought two extra sets for my nieces. The packaging is super charming and feels premium right out of the shipping box. My sister texted me saying it was the best gift ever.Nicole W. · Verified purchase
Most toys get tossed aside after two days. Pip actually kept both of my kids hyped up all the way from December 1st to Christmas Eve.Daniel W. · Verified purchase
The missions are simple stuff like building a blanket fort or making a snowflake, but having an elf ’assign’ it makes it magical for them.Ashley T. · Verified purchase
Even though the rule is Pip heads back to the North Pole, my youngest kept sneaking the plush elf into her bed to sleep. It’s definitely built to last through lots of snuggles.Heather J. · Verified purchase
I always feel guilty during December because work is crazy busy and I don’t have time for elaborate holiday traditions. This gave us a meaningful 10-minute moment together every morning.Samantha K. · Verified purchase
We kept all the cards neatly in the box after Christmas. My kids are already asking if Pip is coming back next December!Matthew S. · Verified purchase
Day 1 is December 1st — Pip arrives, Santa's letter is read, and the first mission begins. Order by late November to be ready.
Thirty seconds a night: place tomorrow's card beside Pip. The cards are pre-written and missions use things you already have at home. That's the entire job.
That's what the “Little Rest Day” card is for. Leave it beside Pip and pick up tomorrow — no catching up, no broken magic.
Most take 10–20 joyful minutes. Some take five.
Designed for ages 3–8, with missions flexible enough for siblings to join — younger and older.
Absolutely. Pip is a friend, not a surveillance elf. Hugging is encouraged.
Pip comes back. A fresh pack of 24 missions keeps the tradition new, so no two Decembers are the same.