Tooth fairy doors are all the rage now! How else will the tooth fairy get in if she doesn’t have a door? If you’re feeling crafty, you can make the door together, else you can buy one.As we mentioned in our second tooth fairy letter, the tooth fairy can find the tooth even if it’s not left under a pillow! If you are finding it difficult to collect the tooth without disturbing your son from his slumber, why not encourage him to find somewhere else to leave his teeth? If you have an empty box or tin, you could ask him to decorate it with his drawings of the tooth fairy and make it his special tooth box!.If you have a doll to hand, you can also use this together with the fairy dust to leave some fairy footprints along the windowsill.If it’s practical to do so, you can sprinkle the tooth fairy letter, certificate and gift with fairy dust (also known as glitter!).Books, toys, or collectable cards often go down a treat! Being the tooth fairy can be an expensive job though so if you’re looking for a gift that won’t break the bank, why not check out our colouring pages, games and puzzles or fun printables? There’s something for everyone and they are completely free of charge, just print one off and leave in exchange for the tooth! It may be traditional to leave money in exchange for a tooth, but many families are branching out and leaving different gifts instead.Have you been looking for some ideas on how to make the tooth fairy visit even more magical? Here at Just Family Fun, we have a few ideas on how to make the most out of the tooth fairy experience! We all know it can be tricky for the tooth fairy to collect the tooth and leave a gift without waking your little angel up! This tooth fairy note explains that she can find the teeth anywhere they are left by using her super Fairy Powers! The letter is decorated with a plain blue border, a graphic of the tooth fairy sat on top of a cheerful tooth, and a wand shooting out a trail of stars. The third tooth fairy letter is perfect for you if your preference is for the tooth to be left somewhere other than underneath your little boy’s pillow.The letter is decorated with a patterned blue border, a charming graphic of the tooth fairy and some incredibly happy-looking teeth!

The second letter is particularly handy if the tooth fairy forgot to collect the tooth and leave a gift! The tooth fairy note apologises for the late collection and explains that sometimes she has many visits to make and must wait until the children are asleep before she can collect the tooth.The letter is decorated with a sparkly blue border and a fun graphic of the tooth fairy holding the tooth. She also explains what she will do with the tooth, tells him that she’s sending him a special gift and says she can’t wait to visit again. Losing his first tooth is a big milestone in any boy’s childhood, and you’ll definitely want to mark the occasion! The first visit from the tooth fairy is always an exciting time, and your boy will be thrilled to wake up and find his first tooth fairy letter! In the letter, the tooth fairy thanks him for his tooth and says how excited she is to receive it.

The three available options for the tooth fairy notes are:

Letter from toothfairy