There you have a cute tooth fairy scroll ready to leave next to the pillow! Tooth Fairy PostcardĬut a postcard out of the card and draw a border around the edge about 2cm wide. Sprinkle some 'fairy dust' over the top if you would like. Then roll the tissue paper up and tie a small piece of ribbon around the middle. Make sure to keep brushing and don't eat too many sweets and I managed toįly it home, although my wings are very tired now!
Well, the Fairy Queen will be very impressed with your tooth I was very excited to visit your house last night and to findĪ very spangly tooth. Here Is An Example Of What The Tooth Fairy Could Say:
You could also write in silver or gold pen. Make sure your child won't recognise your handwriting. Once you have cut the letter shape, write your letter with slightly slanted writing. Does The Tooth Fairy Leave A Note?Ĭut a small rectangular piece of tissue paper, big enough to write on but small enough to capture the tooth fairy's size. Tooth Fairy Bag: Children can make something to leave their teeth in, and the tooth fairy can take this one night and return it the next, as if the fairy had used this to fly the tooth home. This is often very exciting for children who value these letters more than a pound coin. Tiny Tooth Fairy Letters: Rather than putting money under the pillow, perhaps write a tiny letter from the Tooth Fairy for free! Make sure it is big enough for the fairy to carry in a tiny bag when they fly. Toothbrush And Toothpaste: As the tooth fairy is a way to encourage healthy tooth care, sometimes you could leave a new toothbrush or toothpaste next to the pillow as an alternative.
Sometimes these can be collected and can be swapped for a prize when there is enough 'money'. Either make small paper money (of which is free), use gold coins, or simply spray a pound coin with glitter. Voucher: Completely free, this is often a coupon for something specific that your child enjoys doing, such as visiting a certain park, going to the cinema or a trip to see a friend.įairy Money: Many parents have decided to create their own fairy currency. Parents have also been inventive with what the tooth fairy leaves under the pillow! So, if you don't want to leave any money, here are some other ideas to get creative: It is also important to remind your children not to pull at their teeth to make them fall out faster, as children have been known to do this to get more money and letters! Often, when a child loses their first baby tooth, as this is a bigger milestone, people give more money, however, beyond this is important to decide on an amount and to stick with it. It is most common to use a pound coin as it can be polished and easily placed under a pillow. Having said that if you want to know the 'going rate', the average amount left under a child's pillow in the UK is £1, although this is a subjective thing and varies greatly. Personalised tooth fairy letters can be enough, if we do it just right! There is absolutely no expectation to leave any money. Worldwide, the traditions are varied, so there is no right or wrong answer to this. There is a lot of pressure surrounding the tooth fairy and the need to leave money under your child's pillow from the very first tooth.
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