8 Free Tooth Fairy Letter Printables & Certificates
Transform your child’s Tooth Fairy experience into a magical moment with these free tooth fairy letter printables.
Beyond the thrill of finding a little surprise under the pillow, these letters add a personal touch that makes each lost tooth feel extra special.
The Tooth Fairy isn’t just about collecting teeth, she’s about spreading joy, leaving thoughtful notes, and celebrating your child’s milestones.
These free printables for kids give you the chance to create lasting memories and join in on the magic, making this tradition even more meaningful for your little one.
Letter from the Tooth Fairy
Add a sprinkle of magic to your child’s day with our tooth fairy notes, perfect for making the milestone of losing a tooth truly special.
Choose from 8 magical designs to match your child’s milestone, and watch their excitement as they read their special note from Twinkle herself.
These printables are free for personal use, and you can find the pdf file at the bottom of the post.
Where does the Tooth Fairy live?
Twinkle the Tooth Fairy has even shared her magical address for the letters! She lives at:
32, Sparkly Teeth Lane
Ivory Castle
Kingdom of Teeth
Twinkle’s address, of course, matches the number of adult teeth we all have, making it extra special!
Don’t forget to check out our tooth fairy envelope printable free pdf to complete the experience!
What do the tooth fairy letters say?
For your child’s first lost tooth, there’s a special letter that reads:
Congratulations on losing your first tooth!
I have been patiently waiting for you to lose your first tooth, as I knew it was going to be my favorite one.
You are so good at brushing your teeth, I could see this tooth from the ivory castle it shone so brightly.
Make sure you continue to brush and floss your teeth, and I can’t wait to come again for your next tooth. Leave it under your pillow and in return, I will leave you a little treat.
For even more tooth fairy quotes you are going to love these.
For more charming messages, you’ll also find other letters, like:
Thank you so much for yet another sparkly tooth.
I have been checking in to see if you have been looking after your teeth properly. (I think you missed a day?)
This tooth will be displayed in our museum of teeth, it was so pearly white. Keep up the good work with brushing twice a day.
As it was such a good tooth I have left you a small treat.
I can’t wait to come back again next time.
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These letters will surely bring joy and encouragement to your little ones as they receive praise from Twinkle herself.
Each template comes with unique illustrations, so pick the ones your child will love most!
Make learning magical with this fun tooth fairy I Spy game! Kids will practice counting, observation, and fine motor skills while spotting Tooth Fairy-themed objects.
Free Tooth Fairy certificate
Make the Tooth Fairy visit even more special with our free Tooth Fairy certificates! You can choose to leave a certificate along with the letter or use it as a standalone keepsake.
These certificates are available in both blue and pink, so you can select the color your child prefers.
Each certificate includes space for the Tooth Fairy to fill out details like:
- Child’s name
- Date of the visit
- Age of the child
- Condition of the tooth (e.g., “sparkling clean” or “pearly white”)
- Payment amount (a small token of appreciation!)
These certificates are a wonderful way to preserve the magic of childhood, creating keepsakes that you and your child will cherish for years to come.
Let your little one wake up to a beautifully personalized certificate that celebrates their milestone!
Need to print later? Add this to your Pinterest board or share it on Facebook. You’ll have it handy whenever you’re ready to use it!
Get the free printable tooth fairy letter pdf
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Last Updated on 7 April 2025 by Clare Brown