‘Wrecking stuff and making kids cry’ woman is mum-shamed for unique Elf On The Shelf idea others are ‘too broke to do’
A MOTHER has shared her unique Elf On The Shelf idea – leaving people totally stunned.
With December finally here, many parents up and down the country have been getting experimental with clever Elf On The Shelf ideas.
But one mum has come under fire from parents, with her idea that others are ‘too broke’ to do.
Christine Major, who goes by the nickname Cece, proudly took to social media to show off her festive idea, but was met with a barrage of comments from online mum-shamers.
Cece shared her clip with the caption ‘Elf On The Shelf started last night for my kids.’
She then proceeded to cut her children’s clothing – yes, you heard that correctly.
The mother used a pair of scissors to take a swipe at her little darling’s pyjamas.
Seconds later, she wrapped up a small Elf with the pieces of her children’s clothing, and penned a note that read ‘I was getting cold… hope you don’t mind – Elf.’
The TikTok clip, which was posted under the username @butterrgirll, just one day ago, has clearly left many stunned, as it has quickly gone viral and has racked up a staggering 25.4 million views.
Over 8,000 users took to the comments to share their thoughts on the mother’s Elf On The Shelf idea – and many weren’t impressed.
One person said: “Doing mean things to your kids and blaming it on an elf is ridiculous.
“There are a million and one ways to do Elf On The Shelf without doing this.”
Another added: “This is not funny. Elf on a shelf is supposed to be harmless and non destructive.
“This is just mean to do to your kids.”
A third commented: “Elf on a shelf should be cute and funny. Stuff like this is the same as bullying your children.
“Destroying their property is not a fun game.”
Another user chimed in: “Honestly this is horrible, [you’re] wrong for purposely cutting your children’s clothes.
“I get it’s for Elf On The Shelf but that’s plain wrong.”
At the same time, someone else claimed: “I would cry if my mom cut my pjs as a kid.”
Meanwhile, many others claimed that they were far too ‘broke’ to do such an Elf On The Shelf idea.
One user penned: “Oh she got money money.”
Whilst another chimed in: “I’m too broke for this.”
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