Put under your child’s pillow or on a table nearby and the Tooth Fairy will come pick it up! Maybe she will even leave a little fairy dust behind! You can use a piece of tape or a small sticker to seal it closed. Place the baby tooth inside the envelope and then fold down the top flap. Fold the two side flaps inward and glue to the bottom flap. Next, fold the bottom (larger) flap up and make a crease. For the best quality, I would recommend printing on white cardstock.įirst, cut the envelope out along the guidelines. Print out the envelope onto a standard piece of 8.5×11 inch paper. How to put together the Tooth Fairy envelope:

Make sure that they put it under their pillow or on a night table nearby for easy Tooth Fairy pickup. But I wanted to create something a little more fun than that! Have your child put their baby tooth into this envelope and fill out the form on the front. When I was a kid, if I remember correctly, I just put my baby teeth in a plastic ziplock bag and placed it under my pillow. Or if you want to go ALL out, you can even print on this newsprint paper and get more of that thin receipt paper feel. For the receipt I would recommend printing on standard weight printer paper to give it more of a receipt feel. This free printable receipt will be a fun keepsake for your child to hold on to. Once of the best parts about losing a tooth is the special treats, and small gifts that the tooth fairies for you to wake up to. With an official “Tooth Fairy Document” seal and a handwritten signature by the magical creature herself, this certificate is the real deal! Losing a first tooth is a big deal! This Tooth Fairy certificate is a great way to celebrate the tooth fairy tradition. Included in this set is a certificate (signed by the Tooth Fairy herself and stamped with the official Tooth Fairy seal of course!), a receipt for payment, a printable envelope to put the baby tooth in, and a printable door hanger, to let the Tooth Fairy know that a tooth is ready for pickup. So today, I’m excited to share with you these fun free tooth fairy printables that I’ve designed to make the Tooth Fairy tradition that much more fun for your kids too.

And let me tell you, it was not easy an easy process on any of us! And while I am definitely not ready for them to fall out quite yet, when the time comes for his big boy teeth, I want to be prepared. Now, my oldest son just recently acquired all of his baby teeth. And this time, when I woke up there was not only a $5 bill and a special letter, but a small toy as well! I had hit the jackpot, the Tooth Fairy had really come through this time! Knowing that I would be getting a little treat from the Tooth Fairy always made baby teeth falling out so much less stressful. I don’t know how many times my mom would tell me, “she isn’t going to come if you don’t go to bed!”Įventually I would fall asleep, with my newly fallen out tooth in a plastic ziplock bag, neatly tucked under my pillow, and patiently wait for morning. He grabbed my tooth and yanked it right out! Finally! I could go back to eating normally and not thinking of crazy ways to help get this annoying tooth out of my mouth.Īnd now on to the fun part, the Tooth Fairy! I always had the hardest time falling asleep while waiting for the Tooth Fairy to arrive. One night, my dad said enough is enough, we are getting this tooth out right now. But unfortunately, those efforts combined with insisting that my mom making corn on the cob with dinner every night for a week straight, didn’t help my case. I had tried wiggling it constantly and brushing my teeth really hard every night in hopes it would finally fall out. I distinctly remember this one tooth that was taking forever to come out on its own. I have such clear memories of losing my first tooth when I was a little girl. For more information, please feel free to read the affiliate disclosure on our privacy policy page. This means that at no additional cost to you, I may earn a small commission if you decide to make a purchase. Including a tooth fairy certificate, tooth receipt, baby tooth envelope and a door hanger, so she knows that your child’s first tooth is ready for pickup! These free printables are a fun way to celebrate the tooth fairy tradition!ĭisclaimer: This post may contain Amazon Affiliate links.

Keep the magic of the Tooth Fairy alive with these fun free Tooth Fairy printables.

Mini toothfairy letter printable