Tooth Fairy Letter Editable PDF – Tooth Fairy Kit Printable

Name: Tooth Fairy Letter Kit
Brand: Sorted Templates
SKU: ST-0164
Price: 3.00 USD
Availability: InStock

Overview

The best tooth fairy letters mention something only the Tooth Fairy could know. Each of these six letters has blanks for your child's name and a small detail, like how sparkly the tooth was or how brave they were at the dentist, so it reads as if it was written just for them.

There is a letter for the very first tooth, one for any tooth after that, a brave-tooth letter, one for a tooth that went missing, one for the last baby teeth and a sorry-I'm-late letter for the night the Tooth Fairy forgot. Type in the blanks or print and write by hand, then keep the receipt, certificate and tooth chart for the memory box.

A letter for every tooth
First, brave, lost, big-kid and late visits.
Personal details
Blanks for a name, the gift and a P.S.
Keepsakes included
Receipt, certificate and a 20-tooth chart.
For kids to fill in
Notes to leave with the tooth.

What's inside

Six tooth fairy letters
First tooth, any tooth, brave tooth, lost tooth, big kid tooth and sorry I'm late
Write your own
A blank letter on Tooth Fairy letterhead
Tooth Fairy receipts
Two per page, editable
First Lost Tooth certificate
With name, age and tooth
Lost tooth chart
All 20 baby teeth with a spot for each date
Notes, IOU cards and a door sign
Dear Tooth Fairy notes, IOU cards and a please-stop-here sign

How it works

1
Buy on Etsy, then download the PDF for your paper size from your Etsy Purchases page.
2
Open it in Adobe Acrobat Reader (free) or Preview on a Mac, click a blank line and type. Or print it and fill it in by hand.
3
Fill in the blanks, print the letter and tuck it under the pillow with the gift.

Good to know

Digital download: nothing is shipped
Personal use license: please don't share or resell the files

Questions

What should a tooth fairy letter say?

Use your child's name, mention something real (how clean the tooth was, or how brave they were) and say what was left as a gift. A gentle brushing reminder is a nice touch.

What if the tooth got lost or swallowed?

There is a letter for exactly that: the Tooth Fairy explains she can always find teeth with her magic map, so your child still gets a visit.

What if the Tooth Fairy forgot?

Use the sorry-I'm-late letter. For more reasons, see our Tooth Fairy Apology Letters.

How do I edit the PDF?

Open it in Adobe Acrobat Reader, which is free on computers, phones and tablets, or in Preview on a Mac. Click any blank line and type, then save and print. Some browser PDF viewers don't keep typed text.

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