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Home » Kid Crafts » 17 Tooth Fairy Traditions

17 Tooth Fairy Traditions

June 17, 2020 By Jamie Dorobek 5 Comments

The idea that a tiny fairy flies in your window and replaces a tooth with money is magical! If you’re looking to make the tooth fairy a little extra special, here are 17 traditions including tons of tooth fairy pillows to try the next time a tooth falls out!
 
17 Tooth fairy notes and traditions

 

Tooth Fairy Pillow Ideas

The tooth fairy pillow can come in many forms. The goal of the pillow is to make the tooth fairy’s job easier by not sticking a lone tooth under the child’s pillow. With a tooth fairy pillow or container, the tooth has a specific place to be and is placed on top of a pillow or on a night stand.

1. Tooth fairy box

The dentist gave us this cute sparkly tooth box after my son had 2 teeth pulled. It worked so well, I am going to keep it as our official tooth fairy box! The sparkle tooth holders come in a pack of 72, so you would certainly have plenty to share with friends and family.

 

tooth fairy box
 

2. Tooth fairy doll

My mom made this adorable tooth fairy doll for me and my 5 siblings. The doll comes with a tiny pouch for a tooth. The tooth is replaced with a dollar bill!

tooth fairy pillow

3. Tooth fairy pillow chart

Looploft created this 2 in one pillow that doubles as a tooth chart and money holder. I love the idea of keeping track of the date each tooth was lost. Buy the tooth fairy pillow here.
 tooth fairy pillow
 

4. Tooth fairy box

This adorable personalized tooth fairy box is a great alternative to a pillow. This wooden box would also be a great place for the tooth fairy to put the teeth after finding them under the pillow. Buy this box at Flowertown Weddings on etsy.

Tooth fairy box
 

5. DIY Tooth fairy pillow

Ashley whipped up the cutest tooth fairy pillow out of fabric scraps, buttons, and felt! The pillow has a pocket sewn on the back to hold the tooth and the money. For the complete tutorial, check out The Handmade Home.

DIY tooth fairy pillow

Tooth fairy letters

A tooth fairy letter is proof that the fairy exists. The next few ideas are ways to show a child that the tooth fairy really did fly in the window! These are the extra special touches that make the tooth fairy feel that much more magical.

6. DIY tooth fairy notes

All you need are scissors and white paper to make a tiny envelope complete with a tiny note. A touch of sparkle nail polish will make the tooth fairy’s note even more special!

DIY Tooth fairy note

7. Tooth fairy scroll

My childhood friend, Carla sent me another fun version of a tooth fairy note. She writes the note on a small peice of paper and then rolls it up like a scroll and ties it with dental floss. Because the tooth fairy always has dental floss handy, right?!

tooth tooth fairy scroll

 

8. Printable tooth fairy notes

If you have a color printer, these free printable tooth fairy notes from Handmade Charlotte are another fun option. The note from the tooth fairy is a foldable pocket for hiding the tooth loot!

Free printable tooth fairy notes

Creative tooth fairy traditions

9. Fairy money

Ensure the dollar bills come from the tooth fairy with a little leftover fairy dust. Sparkle nail polish turns a plain dollar bill into a tooth fairy dollar bill in seconds!

Tooth fairy receipt

 

 

10. Tooth fairy pictures

Catch the tooth fairy in action with this free app! Download the this app, and add the tooth fairy sticker to a picture of your sleeping child. It is the ultimate tooth fairy receipt!

tooth fairy

11. Tooth fairy receipt

I love the idea of kids knowing what to expect and being excited about it. This is exactly the case with the tooth fairy receipt tradition set up by Behance. Unfortunately, this is not a printable, but Stephanie Howell as a few tips for exact fonts to use to make your own really cute receipt.

Tooth fairy receipt

12. Blue sparkle jar

Lost button studio has the child place their tooth in a jar of water and set it on their nightstand. The tooth fairy takes the tooth and adds blue dye, glitter, and a $1 coin! Best part? No more digging under the pillow for a tooth!

Lostbuttonstudiotoothfairyjar
 
 

13. Tooth fairy door

Just in case your tooth fairy is bad at directions, Nest of Posies made a tiny personalized tooth fairy door so there is no confusion. You can buy a fairy door here.
Tooth fairy door
 

14. Tooth fairy dust

If your tooth fairy doesn’t have her own door, not to worry. Add a little fairy dust to the windowsill to make it clear she came in through the window.
tooth fairy
 
 

15. Tooth fairy dust trail

Why stop at fairy dust on the windowsill? The Andersons in Alabama leave a fairy dust trail that starts on the outside of the windowsill. The fairy dust trail leads from the outside of the window to the inside the window and then trails from the floor, dresser, blanket and even on the child’s arm and face! How magical is that?
Tooth fairy dust trail

 

16. Dollar bill basket

The Filthy Wizardry tooth fairy left her child a long note detailing how the tooth fairy will use the tooth and explaining the going rate of a tooth these days. It’s $1.02, thus the one dollar basket filled with two sparkly pennies.

 
tooth fairy

 

17. Teeth storage

Here’s a clever way to store the baby teeth the tooth fairy collects. Buy this cute tooth storage box here.

 

tooth storage box
How does the tooth fairy work in your house? I’d love to hear…

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Comments

  1. EileenA EileenA says

    February 28, 2014 at 7:02 pm

    cool ideas, .in my country of origin Puerto Rico we have the tradition that Lil’ mouse comes gets your tooth and leave a dollar. crazy tradition a mouse! But my daughters believe in fairies like I do!

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  2. jennintheyarden says

    August 28, 2012 at 11:40 pm

    We follow the Seed Bunny tradition, but with so many friends being visited by the Tooth Fairy, we’ve had to amend our myth: Seed Bunny and Tooth Fairy are friends, cousins even!
    The Seed Bunny takes the tooth and leaves a packet of carrot seeds. The child plants the seeds. By the time the carrots are ready to eat, the tooth is grown in ready to bite and chew!
    This is a story derived from the Scholastic book, The Seed Bunny.

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    • Jamie D. says

      August 29, 2012 at 9:21 am

      Never heard of that one! Thanks for sharing 🙂

      Reply
  3. Kate says

    August 28, 2012 at 1:26 pm

    These are great ideas! I just pinned them for future reference.

    Kate
    crafty-kate.blogspot.com

    Reply
  4. The Autocrat: Haley says

    June 24, 2010 at 1:38 pm

    I don't have any kids, but I really love these ideas!!! Thanks for sharing them!! Fabulous!

    Reply

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