In December, Danish nurseries are full of nisse talk. Now your child can have a nisse at home too — in English 🎄 One moves in on 1 December and reads a new letter with your child's name every morning. Link in bio.
Mit Nissebrev
News from the nisser
Posts, videos and pictures from the nisser. Share them with family and friends — in your own language.
On a phone, “Share” sends the picture or video straight to Instagram, TikTok or Facebook, and copies the text so you can paste it.
Knock, knock … who lives behind the little door? 🔊 Sound on.
Ten nisses want to move in. Which one suits your child? 🥣 Grød · 😜 Tot · ☁️ Fnug · 🔧 Kvist · ❄️ Sne · 🍪 Kringle · 🔔 Klokke · 🌲 Mos · 🤸 Hop · 🌍 Globus. Tell us below 👇
Pause when you've found your nisse ⏸️
From order to the first morning: 3 minutes. The nisse does the rest ✨
How it works: pick a nisse, get tonight's plan by email, and in the morning your child knocks on the door. The nisse peeks out and reads the letter aloud.
Questions and answers
What is a nisse?
A small Christmas elf from Danish folklore. In December, many Danish families have a mischievous nisse “living” behind a little door.
Questions and answers
Is everything in English?
Yes: the letters, the voice, the evening plan and the website.