See Your Kids Happier Than Ever This December

Watching her open the door and squeal at whatever’s inside is the best ten seconds of my day. Day eleven and she still does the same little dance.

Honest review: they’re about walnut sized. My son didn’t care one bit, they’re all lined up on his desk. Just know what you’re getting.

Getting a 7 year old out of bed in December used to take three attempts. Now she’s up, opens her door, and comes down already in a good mood.

Got the 2 calendar deal so the twins each have their own. Best decision I made all season. Zero arguments about whose turn it is.

They rise back up really slowly and my daughter finds it weirdly calming. She squeezes one while she reads before bed.

There’s a list on the fridge. I don’t know who Mr Puddles is, but he’s very important.

We’ve done chocolate calendars every year. They’re gone in a second and forgotten. These actually get played with.

Bought three for the grandkids. Got a video call every morning for the first week showing me what came out. Worth every cent.

My son took his little collection in for show and tell and apparently half the class now wants one.

It arrived when they said, looked exactly like the pictures, and the kids loved it. That kind of straightforwardness is rare these days.

Hot chocolate, open the door, guess what’s inside. It’s become our thing before school and I’ll miss it in January.

I’ve wasted so much money on toys that get played with for a day that I almost didn’t try this. Three weeks in, they still play with them every day.

He said ‘have you noticed they’re not fighting in the mornings anymore?’ I hadn’t connected it until he said it. Ordered another one for my niece that night.

Our 2 year old found the box and got into three doors at once. My fault for leaving it on the coffee table. Put it up high and let the older one open a door each morning. It’s not for toddlers.