“Grandma, there’s another letter. Will you read it?”
Open an envelope at Grandma’s, then check how far Santa has travelled when you get home. Grandpa can follow along with his own invitation, even if he’s celebrating elsewhere.
An illustrative family journey.
All she needs is a link and PIN.
Grandma sees the same map and messages as you. Try opening an envelope together before the visit and agree when to check the journey. You still control the arrival from your parent account.
Imagine it at home
- Before the visit
Send a private invitation and try it together.
- At Grandma’s
“Look, he’s crossed the river!”
- Back home
Open the same map and see what’s changed.
Grandma can follow along too
Send her a private invitation and PIN. She’ll see the same map and messages as the children, while you keep control of the plan.
Dinner can run late
Hold the arrival until the presents are ready. You can also pause the journey and new messages, then carry on later.
Read the messages again afterwards
Once the journey is over, the delivered messages stay together. Choose to keep the memory if you’d like to save them for longer.
Can Grandma change the arrival through her invitation?
No. Her invitation lets her see the map and messages. The parent who prepared the journey controls the times and arrival.
More practical questionsIdeas to try together
“Grandma, open the letter!” One journey in two homes.
You read the first letter at breakfast at home, then another after lunch at Grandma’s. Her screen shows the same journey and messages. When you go home, she can keep following along.
Read the article ↗Plan the day“One more game!” Leaving Grandma’s on Christmas Eve.
The hats are waiting in the hallway, but there’s a game still spread across the table. Before the coats go on, let the children finish one thing and tell them what you’ll do when you get home.
Read the article ↗Plan the dayDinner’s running late. What happens to Santa’s arrival?
The children are waiting for the last letter, but there are still plates on the table and the presents aren’t ready. You can hold the arrival. Meanwhile, a short message can explain a little stop along the way.
Read the article ↗See what your children will see.
Open the first letter, follow the star on the map and try holding the arrival. You don’t need an account for the preview.
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