A playful tooth fairy receipt and inspection report with your child's name, tooth, location and payment. Official paperwork, fairy style.
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Some children are not impressed by sparkles. They want paperwork. A tooth fairy receipt gives them proof that the transaction was real: one tooth collected, at a recorded time, from a named pillow, and payment issued. Our two official-style letters do this with a wink. The Royal Tooth Fairy Service notice confirms the exact time the tooth was collected and records your child in the Golden Book of First Teeth, stamped and sealed by the Chief Tooth Collector. The Tooth Inspection Report goes further, with a location, a sparkle level, a wiggle rating, a smell test, special notes and a big APPROVED. Both feel wonderfully bureaucratic to a seven-year-old, and both include the name, the tooth, the time and the reward you choose. If you publish the magic version, the gold-sealed Tooth Certificate completes the set, which is about as official as fairy business gets.
“Tooth: the first one. Location: bottom front. Sparkle level: dazzling. Wiggle rating: 10 out of 10. Smell: surprisingly minty.”
Shown here for Mia. Yours will have your child's name and details.
Tooth: the first one. Location: bottom front. Sparkle level: dazzling. Wiggle rating: 10 out of 10. Smell: surprisingly minty.
Special notes: Tooth owner reports that you bit into a crunchy apple, which earned bonus points. The inspector fairy fainted a little because it was SO clean.
Result: APPROVED. Payment of a shiny coin has been left under the pillow. Please keep up the excellent brushing.
Signed,
Twinkle, Senior Tooth Inspector (and part-time cloud sitter)
Sparkle level: dazzling. Wiggle rating: 10 out of 10. Result: APPROVED.
This letter confirms that at 2:14 a.m. on March 14, the Royal Tooth Fairy Service collected one (1) first tooth from under the pillow of Mia, age 6.
Inspection results: sparkly, well brushed, and exactly the right amount of wiggly. Our fairies have marked your name in the Golden Book of First Teeth.
As is tradition, a shiny coin has been left in exchange. Well done, Mia. You are now an official member of the Tooth Club.
Stamped and sealed,
Twinkle, Chief Tooth Collector
An official notice from the Royal Tooth Fairy Service. Stamped and sealed.
A playful "official" note confirming the fairy collected the tooth and paid for it, often with a time, a tooth number and a stamp. Kids who love details adore it.
Which tooth, where it was, its sparkle level, a wiggle rating, special notes (including your child's brave moment) and the approved payment.
Yes. The builder lets you set the visit time, like 2:14 a.m., and it appears in the letter.
Yes. Both letters print free. The $6.99 magic version adds the animated page and the official Tooth Certificate.
The tooth is under the pillow. The letter takes two minutes.
Write the letterNo sign-up. Free to print.