Cute Tooth Fairy Ideas ~ My Life Your Way

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Losing a tooth is one of the highlights of childhood. I can remember being so excited when a tooth fell out and waking up in the morning to see if the tooth fairy had been! Now I have children of my own I love making this time special for them so I thought I would share some cute tooth fairy ideas with you.

A person dressed as a fairy with blue wings and elf ears, holding a small cage, poses in a misty green field.

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1. Create a Tooth fairy certificate
2. Memoralize each tooth with a photo
3. Preserve your Child's Tooth in a special box
4. Leave books from your tooth fairy
5. Write a note from the Tooth Fairy
6. The Tooth Fairy leaves a jewellery gift
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1. Create a Tooth fairy certificate

Children love certificates and a certificate to commemorate the first or last lost tooth is a great keepsake that your child (and you) will treasure. Add their name and date to preserve as a great memory.

2. Memoralize each tooth with a photo

Why not take a photo of your child with their tooth and smiling showing the cute gap! Use a polaroid camera or get the photo printed and make sure to write the date on the back. A whole collection of these photos once they have lost all their teeth will be so much fun to look through.

3. Preserve your Child's Tooth in a special box

Wooden baby tooth keepsake box with a photo frame, shown open with compartment spaces labeled for teeth storage and a placeholder for baby information.

They say only serial killers and parents keep teeth and hair clippings as keepsakes which makes me laugh! But truly, I can't bear to throw their little teeth out. This cute storage box looks like a picture frame but will safely store all those precious baby teeth out of sight.

4. Leave books from your tooth fairy

I always think that a book is the perfect gift for any occasion. Instead of the traditional coin under the pillow why not have the tooth fairy leave a book instead?

5. Write a note from the Tooth Fairy

Tiny notes left by the tooth fairy can brighten up a child's day, and they can keep that to remember the date and time they lost their tooth. I remember being so excited when the I wrote a letter to the tooth fairy and they wrote back! Pop a letter in a special envelope or leave some glitter to make it extra special and don't forget to disguise your handwriting!

6. The Tooth Fairy leaves a jewellery gift

A silver tooth fairy necklace on a card with a message explaining the tooth fairy's visit and gift. — https://amzn.to/3825GD7

A charm bracelet or necklace makes a lovely alternative to a coin. Perfect for a first lost tooth or for leaving as a random gift for good tooth brushing! Some people might call it a bribe, I like to call it an incentive!

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