You can download the letter yourself! The download includes a second blank frame so if you want to write your own personalized note you can. The modern concept of the tooth fairy, popularized in the early 20th century, evolved as a way to celebrate this childhood milestone in a fun and enchanting manner. I think they look forward to that more than the actual money! Our letters from the tooth fairy for a lost tooth will reassure your child that its OK for a tooth to go missing, and let them know that they will still get a. This letter from tooth fairy pack is a must Historically, various cultures had unique rituals surrounding the loss of baby teeth, often tied to folklore and superstitions. I attempted to retrieve it last night but am unable to remit payment for its full value due to the. This printable tooth fairy letter is specially crafted for your little ones, highlighting the strength and healthiness of their teeth, which make excellent building blocks for the tooth fairy castle. Kindest regards for leaving one (1) tooth under your pillow. You can give it a personal touch by adding your childs name. Our boys always get a toothbrush or floss from the tooth fairy too. This is the most enchanting letter from the tooth fairy for boys and girls who have lost two or more teeth. This next tooth fairy poem from is one you can share with your child on the big night at bedtime as they leave their tooth under the pillow. In the letter, the tooth fairy tells your little girl that it’s wonderful to visit her again and tells her how much she’s grown. Then I rolled it up and tied it together. I decided we needed a note from the tooth fairy so I made up a little note, printed it, and sprayed it with glitter. Dad saved that one with, “well maybe when she was here you were about to wake up and she didn’t want to get caught.” Yes! Good save John! Davis is sure that is what happened since he said he was trying to catch her last night! Phew! It worked pretty well until he came home and told me that his friend (who lives right by us) lost a a tooth yesterday and the tooth fairy came to his house. I consoled him the best I could with tales of how the tooth fairy had too many teeth to get to last night and she probably didn’t get to our part of the world last night.

The dreaded happened….I woke up yesterday morning to hear my sweet Davis say, “Mom, the tooth fairy forgot to come.” The disappointment in his face – gut wrenching.

Funny letter from toothfairy