Easter will be here before you know it.
If you're thinking of adding a new tradition to your family's celebration this year besides the usual egg hunt, then check out the "Peep on a Perch"!
This cute little Peep is Easter's answer to the "Elf on the Shelf". Take a look at this new tradition to start with your family and pick up a few tasty packages of Peeps while you're at it.
Each year, this small, posable doll wrecks havoc on parent's holiday schedules while inspiring wonder in their children.
The idea is that the elf watches the children and reports on their behavior to Santa in the weeks leading up to Christmas.
It's a cute idea, but it's also a bit of a pain in the butt. You have to remember to move that darn elf every single night, or else the illusion is ruined.
It's one of those things that a lot of people dislike, but those who love it, looooove it (I happen to fall in the latter category).
The "Peep on a Perch" is here to bring you all sorts of Easter cheer.
This cute critter is inspired, of course, by Peeps, those sugary marshmallow treats that come around every Easter.
They're so soft and, yes, I know they're basically pure sugar, but they're so yummy! Thankfully, they only come around once a year.
You can find the set on Amazon and it includes a small, stuffed Peep and a storybook. Sadly, no candy Peeps are included.
In the weeks leading up to Easter, it watches children help out around the house and use their manners. The more good behavior it sees, the happier the Peep gets!
It sounds like the Peep just sits and watches, but of course, you can move him and do funny poses if you'd like!
Or, you can just buy one of these jumbo bunny Peep stuffies. The choice is up to you.
Will you be giving the "Peep on a Perch" a try this year, or will you just stick to eating your peeps this Easter?
Peeps are only here for a limited time and then they're gone until next Easter. Just don't overdo it. No one likes a Peeps-related tummy ache.
