Tooth Fairy Notes - Rooftop Post Printables

Welcome to our collection of Tooth Fairy notes! To make things a bit easier, we have organised them into the following groups:

Coming to Visit You Soon Notes
Thank You for Your Tooth Notes (Any Time)
Thank You for Your Tooth Notes (Back Again)
Special Teeth Notes (e.g. First, Front)
Other Occasions (e.g. Tooth Fairy Forgot to Come Earlier)
Envelopes

Coming to Visit You Soon Notes:

Little letter from the Tooth Fairy saying don't worry, she knows about your wobbly tooth — Don’t Worry, I Know About Your Wobbly Tooth!

Make Sure You're Asleep — Make Sure You’re Asleep

Thank You for Your Tooth Notes (Any Time):

Little letter from the Tooth fairy thanking a child for his or her tooth — Thank You For Your Tooth!

Little letter from the Tooth Fairy saying thank you for being asleep — Thanks for Being Asleep!

Thank You for Your Tooth Notes (Back Again):

Little letter from the Tooth Fairy saying thanks for another tooth — Thank You for Another Tooth

Little letter from the Tooth Fairy saying sorry she forgot to pick up a tooth — Sorry I Forgot to Pick Up Your Tooth!

Note from the Tooth Fairy saying thanks for another tooth and reminding a child to keep brushing. — Another Tooth & Keep Brushing

Special Teeth (e.g. First, Front):

Notes for Other Occasions (e.g. The Tooth Fairy Forgot to Come Earlier):

Printable note from the Tooth Fairy reminding a child to pack a toothbrush — Remember to Pack Your Toothbrush

Little letter from the Tooth Fairy for a child who is going to the dentist — Visiting the Dentist

Little letter from the Tooth Fairy saying she'll keep an eye out for a lost tooth — I’ll Look Out for Your Lost Tooth

Little letter from the Tooth Fairy - keep cleaning your teeth over the summer — Keep Cleaning Your Teeth This Summer

Printable note from the Tooth Fairy to say happy birthday! — Happy Birthday from the Tooth Fairy!

Final note from the Tooth Fairy for a boy's last tooth. — Last Tooth Collection Note (for a boy)

Reminder note from the Tooth Fairy to brush your teeth for two minutes twice a day. — Brush Two Minutes Twice a Day

This is a note about the Tooth Fairy's name. It's for children who have asked what her name is. In the note, the Tooth Fairy describes a magical way for you to find out what her name is. — What’s the Tooth Fairy’s Name?

Envelopes:

Printable fairy envelope — Fairy Envelope

A printable Tooth Fairy letter envelope — Tooth Fairy Envelope

All the notes above are little letters from the Tooth Fairy that you can quickly print out and pass on to your child. They cover a number of different situations, for example the loss of a tooth or a congratulatory note for a child who has been making a big effort to keep his/her teeth clean.

Teeny Tiny Notes…

Along with our regular-sized note, we’re also creating a range of tiny Tooth Fairy notes, for those of you looking for something fairy-sized. To see the ones we’ve got so far, click on the picture below.

A miniature Tooth Fairy letter with a matching envelope for a little girl. — Miniature Tooth Fairy Letter for a Young Lady

Tip: If your little one is leaving a tooth out for the Tooth Fairy to collect, you might find these tiny tooth/money envelopes help add to the magic.

If you think your child would like to hear even more about the Tooth Fairy and her world, have a peep at our full-length letters from her too. They’re free.

Do you have an idea for a Tooth Fairy note?

In creating her notes, the Tooth Fairy tries her best to come up with ideas that would be useful to lots of different parents but there are bound to be some she hasn’t thought of. If you would like to see a note about something in particular that you think people would find useful, why not let us know? We can’t make any promises but we do read all our emails and we very much want to fill this site with resources which will save busy parents time.

Please remember that these Tooth Fairy notes are only for your own personal use and may not be used commercially. Thank you.

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