A Letter From the Tooth Fairy

The loss of the first tooth is a huge milestone for a child and for parents. It is an exciting time, but it can also be a scary time. A part of your child's body has become unattached. How scary is that for a child who is five or six years old!

Tooth Fairy traditions help reassure a child and take the anxiety out of a potentially frightening event. One tradition you might like to start is writing a letter from the tooth fairy. This can be a letter or note you write yourself or one you can purchase online.

Let's explore some options for your child's tooth fairy letters!

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Your letter from the tooth fairy does not have to be fancy or complicated. The tooth fairy wrote a simple note to Keira, a little girl who lost two of her teeth.

Watch the video to see how happy this simple tooth fairy note made Keira!

If you decide to go this route your letter from the tooth fairy can be as simple as this note or as elaborate as you want to make it. One thing you might want to keep in mind though is to disguise your handwriting so your child will not recognize it. It is easy to do this by adding some swirls and loops to your usual cursive penmanship.

Check the link below for addiitonal pointers you might want to consider when attempting to alter or disguise your handwriting!

Disguise your handwriting when penning your tooth fairy letter so that your child does not become suspicious!

Here is a sample letter from the tooth fairy. This can be helpful if you are out of ideas and need a little boost to get your creative juices flowing.

Listen as Chloe reads her letter from the tooth fairy. This is an example of a tooth fairy letter that could be composed on the computer and printed out in a fancy font, along with some clip art for a pretty tooth fairy picture.

A more elaborate option is to let your daughter sign up to be matched with her own Tooth Fairy at The Real Tooth Fairies website. My daughter and I checked out this website a few weeks ago, and my child was very impressed. She immediately wanted to call her best friend and tell her all about it.

A parent can help their daughter sign up on the website for free. The girl is matched with her own tooth fairy based upon her interests and personal characteristics. The child can then develop a personal relationship with her real tooth fairy via email correspondence. The child emails the tooth fairy and receives a response via the parent's email with a personalized tooth fairly letter that can magically appear in the daughter's bedroom the next morning.

The website has other interactive features, such as a Tooth Fairy hotel where a girl can visit, decorate her own room, and participate in other activities. There is an upgrade available which your child will probably ask for eventually. The upgrade unlocks more interactive features and makes the experience more fun for your child.

Click the link below to check out the Real Tooth Fairies website!

Shop here to find the perfect letter for your child from the tooth fairy!

Check out these other great websites where you can get personalized letters from the tooth fairy for your child.

A series tales complied as a result of letters, sent by a small child to Tilly the Tooth Fairy. The letters always received a reply, usually with a story attached. The correspondence continued for several years and a number of tales were sent from the Tooth Fairy. The letters and stories have been complied in this book and will be enjoyed as bedtime reading by children and adults alike.

If you have read any good tooth fairy letters, please share the details in this section. If you have never seen a tooth fairy letter, just leave a note and let me know you were here! I love all your questions and comments!