Tooth fairy brushing letter: free and editable

How to use it

1. Type your child's name.
2. Pick the letter that fits tonight.
3. Print it. For a fairy-sized note, print at 40% and cut it out.
4. Fold it small and slide it under the pillow with the coin.

A little glitter on the paper or on the windowsill is good evidence. If the tooth was swallowed or lost, a note from your child explaining what happened works just as well as the tooth.

What the letter says

With the example names. Yours will have the names you type.

Dear Emma,

Thank you for your tooth! I took a good look at it, the way I always do.

May I share a tooth fairy tip? The shiniest teeth belong to children who brush every morning and every night for two whole minutes, front and back. Those are my favorite teeth to collect.

I know you can do it. Next time I visit, I'd love to find your shiniest tooth yet.

Your friend, The Tooth Fairy

All versions

• First tooth fairy letter: For the first lost tooth. The tooth fairy introduces herself and explains what happens to the teeth.
• Tooth fairy letter for another tooth: For tooth number two, three, four and all the rest.
• Late tooth fairy letter: The tooth fairy missed a night. This apology blames a record number of lost teeth and a strong headwind, and leaves a little extra.
• Tooth fairy brushing letter: A friendly reminder to brush, from someone a child will actually listen to.
• Last tooth fairy letter: A goodbye from the tooth fairy when the last baby tooth is gone.

More to make

Coloring page with a nameBig bubble letters of any name, plus a picture to color. Name tracing worksheetType a name, get a tracing page for it. Lost tooth certificateA certificate from the tooth fairy for a lost tooth. Elf arrival letterA hello letter from your elf, with your child's name in it. Elf daily notes24 little notes from the elf, one for each morning. Elf reminder letterA gentle nudge from the elf: be kind, tidy up, go to bed.