As
it is for many parents, the Christmas season is one of the most hectic
times of year for Georgia mother Jennifer Symmes. When she considered
introducing the wildly popular Christmas elf tradition into her family
of four, she was excited but overwhelmed at the idea of keeping up with
the “magic” every night for an entire month. Between real-life
responsibilities of being a wife, a mother to two toddler girls and
full-time work as a professional communications specialist, the idea of
“elfing” seemed more like an extra chore than actual fun.
“But
then I thought, ‘Wait! I bet there’s an app for that,’ ” said Jennifer.
“I searched and came up with nothing. I was looking specifically for an
app that would help simplify the tradition of daily elf antics with a
customizable daily planner. I couldn’t find one so I decided to create
it myself.”
Elf
Help’s customizable daily planner is what makes the app truly unique
and useful compared to any other elf-related tool in the mobile app
market. Jennifer said “Elf Help is not a resource for finding ideas for
elves. Elf antic inspiration is abundantly available through thousands
of other online resources like Pinterest pages, blogs, Facebook,
Instagram, and even other apps. Elf Help is different. It’s extremely
handy because it allows parents to choose their favorite ideas from all
that they see online. Then, they can easily organize those ideas into a
daily planner with the option to enter simple descriptions, upload
photos, and enter supplies that are automatically added to an easy
check-off shopping list.”
Elf
Help also features an important custom message reminder tool so parents
don’t forget about the elf’s nightly return to and from the North Pole.
To help protect the elf’s “magic,” ambiguous alert messages like “Teach
the dog to roll over”, “Train for a triathlon”, or “You Know!” can be
selected as reminders for parents to take care of “elfing” business
before they go to bed.
For
those who like to share, a photo and camera tool is available through
the Elf Help app so parents can take pictures of their elf each day to
archive and share online via Facebook, Instagram and twitter.
Elf Help works with iPhone®, iPad®, and iPod touch®. Download the app today. For more details, visit www.elfhelpapp.com
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