Tooth Fairy Letter Templates and Samples

What Is a Tooth Fairy Letter?

A Tooth Fairy Letter is a document that can be defined in different ways. They can include:

1. A note that a child writes to the Tooth Fairy to receive money for the tooth they have lost. The purpose of the letter is to ask the Tooth Fairy for money in exchange for the tooth they have lost.
2. A letter or a certificate that is written by the Tooth Fairy (presented by the child’s parents or legal guardians) to the child. The purpose of this letter in this case is to provide comfort to the child and give them money as a payment for their tooth.

The most common Tooth Fairy Letter ideas described above are used by many parents and legal guardians around the world. It helps many children to overcome the potentially traumatic event by creating a magical atmosphere, as well as cheering up the child with pocket money they can spend on things they desire. Check out our library below to browse printable Tooth Fairy Letter samples.

How to Write a Letter to the Tooth Fairy?

Since a child's age that would like to write a letter can vary, a Tooth Fairy Letter template should be simple and include a few sections:

1. Introduction. The child can start the letter by greeting the Tooth Fairy which can be followed by a small opening. Here they can introduce themselves and write a little bit about themselves and their family.
2. Body. Here children can depict what has happened to them. It can contain a small narrative about how and in which circumstances they have lost their tooth. They can mention where and when it has happened, who they were with, where the tooth is now, etc.
3. Conclusion. At the end of the note, the child can ask the Tooth Fairy to give them pocket money when they come to take away their tooth. They should finish the letter by saying goodbye to the Tooth Fairy.

The structure of the letter is flexible and can be changed to make it easier for the child to write it by themselves. The note is supposed to let the children use their imagination in expressing their thoughts and describing what has happened to them.

How to Write a Letter From the Tooth Fairy?

If a parent or a legal guardian wants to write their child a letter from the Tooth Fairy but do not know how to do that, they should follow the structure presented below:

1. Greetings. In the first part of the letter, the Tooth Fairy can greet the child using their first name. It will make them feel special and thrilled that the Tooth Fairy knows who they are writing to.
2. Congratulations. Here the Tooth Fairy can congratulate the child on losing their tooth and comment on different circumstances such as the condition of the tooth, how it was lost, how the child coped with it, etc.
3. Signature. The Tooth Fairy can finish the letter with a friendly reminder for the child to brush their teeth regularly and a promise to visit them again next time they lose a tooth.

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