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3 Fun Tooth Fairy Ideas

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So, your little one has a wiggly tooth that will fall out at any second. Your kid has their fingers in their mouth at all times to make sure that they don’t miss out on that tooth fairy money.

For young kids, getting a visit from a tooth fairy can be a rite-of-passage. Naturally, you want to make those visits as memorable as possible. To make things easier for you, we’ve come up with some brilliant tooth fairy ideas to make this day memorable for your little one.

  1. Light the Way For The Tooth Fairy

Some kids can get concerned that the tooth fairy may not be able to find their room. To ease their concern, sprinkle some non-toxic glitter on your child’s window or your front yard. Show your kid that the glitter shines and illuminates when light falls on it, so they can go to sleep without worrying that the tooth fairy will lose her way.

  1. Authentic Tooth-Fairy Cash

Of course, no kid will doubt the authenticity of the cash they found in place of their tooth under their pillow. However, you can make it a little more convincing and exciting for them by spraying the cash with glitter hairspray. It doesn’t damage the money and will bring that little oomph to it.

  1. Leave Behind a Tiny Note

The tooth fairy is tiny, so her note would obviously be tiny as well. So, cut out a small piece of paper, one that can fit within your palm, and in your smallest handwriting, write a note from the tooth fairy. You can even fold up a tiny envelope to go with it and fill it with tiny stars and glitter.

Going a little extra mile for your kids will bring a smile to their faces and give them a memory they will cherish forever. To get the best dental consultation for your children's dental health and wellbeing, visit your Fort Lupton dentist at Firestone Pediatric Dentistry & Orthodontics in Firestone, CO.

Posted on Jun 28, 2021

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