A free printable for the night a tooth comes out: a note for your child to leave with the tooth, three short letters from the tooth fairy, including one for a tooth that got lost, and a certificate to keep. Fill them in by hand.
5 pagesUS Letter and A4black and whitefree, no signup
How to use it
What's in the printable
Page 1
Your child fills this in (or tells you what to write) and leaves it with the tooth at bedtime.
Dear Tooth Fairy,
My name is ______ and I am ______ years old.
My tooth came out when I was ______.
It was my ______ tooth.
Please take good care of it.
From ______
Page 2
The everyday reply, for any tooth.
Dear ______,
Thank you for leaving your tooth for me tonight. I flew in very quietly, so I didn't wake you.
Your tooth is shiny and clean, which tells me you have been brushing it every morning and every night.
I will keep it somewhere safe. Sleep well, and keep looking after the teeth you have left.
Love, the Tooth Fairy
Page 3
For the first tooth that comes out, which is a big night.
Dear ______,
A first tooth is a very special tooth, and I have been waiting for yours.
It means you are growing up, one tooth at a time. A new, bigger tooth will grow in its place.
I have written your name in my book of first teeth, next to today's date: ______.
With a sparkle, the Tooth Fairy
Page 4
For when the tooth went down the drain, into a sandwich or somewhere nobody can find.
Dear ______,
I heard that your tooth came out but got lost before bedtime. Please don't worry. It happens to lots of children.
Tooth fairies can tell when a tooth has come out, even if nobody can find it. So I came anyway.
If it turns up one day, you can keep it as a little treasure of your own.
Love, the Tooth Fairy
Page 5
Something to keep: the date, and which tooth it was.
This certifies that ______
lost a tooth on ______
and the Tooth Fairy came to collect it.
Yes. It's a free PDF with no signup. Print as many copies as you need for your family or classroom.
Five pages: a note for your child to leave with the tooth, three letters from the tooth fairy (for any tooth, for a first tooth and for a tooth that got lost) and a tooth certificate.
Use the letter for a tooth that got lost. It tells your child the tooth fairy knows when a tooth has come out, even if nobody can find it, so they don't need to worry.
Yes. The names, dates and details are blank lines to fill in with a pen. Disguised handwriting, or very small writing, is part of the fun.
There are two versions: US Letter and A4. Both print well in black and white.
Tomorrow, the story continues
A lost tooth is a little milestone worth a story. In Pimlo, your child's own stories remember the moments, friends and places that matter to them, from one night to the next.
Parents set the age band and what to avoid, and stories are checked before playback.
For parents and caregivers. No child information needed.
