The tooth fairy understands how emotional it can be for parents and is exciting for the children that the fairy is going to visit for the first time. It’s a special day when your child loses their very first tooth. They’re printed in a font that the child will never connect with you unless you leave them hanging around.īefore you pop on your fairy wings take a look below at our free printable tooth fairy downloads. That’s where our free printables come in handy.

If your child recognises your handwriting, especially if they are a little bit sceptical about the magic surrounding amazing childhood traditions and fairytales they might see straight through the letters.

Do you want to record the day each tooth was lost? Consider printing our beautiful matching tooth fairy certificates or the record sheet so you can keep track of when each tooth fell out.

Do they deserve a little treat? – Why not reward them with one of the tooth fairy colouring pages.

How good are they at remembering to clean their teeth?Consider printing one of our tooth brushing record charts as encouragement.

Is the tooth fairy a little bit late– choose one of our specially created tooth fairy apology letters.

Do you want a super cute miniature letter? Opt for one of the adorable tiny tooth fairy letters and a matching dinky tooth fairy envelope.

Is this their first tooth? Print out one of our first tooth fairy letters written specifically for that first fallen tooth or one of the more general letters if it’s one of the other 19 teeth.

Print letters and certificates etc in advance.

Plan in advance what you’re going to do when the tooth fairy makes her first visit.

Here are 9 things to consider before the tooth fairy arrives.

When that first tooth falls out it’s an exciting time but chaos can set in if you’re not prepared.

Missing tooth fairy letter template