Free Tooth Fairy Letter

beverleychelmsford

Hi there - I think I posted elswehere on this forum on a similar subject ages and ages ago but I spotted this thread and just wanted to say that I use a site called Rooftop Post to print out free Tooth Fairy notes - I like it because they're hand written and there are a selection of different notes for different occasions, so you can get one to thanks for a tooth or just one to say well done for brushing your teeth.

For anyone in a hurry - if you decide to visit the website (just put Rooftop Post into a search engine to find it) you need to know that it's actually a Christmas letter shop - but there's a pile of other free stuff if you know where to look. On the left hand side of their pages is a menu, you should click on "Fairyland Freebies" and you'll find yourself in the right area. Just hunt through the printables for the Tooth Fairy stuff.

Anyway - I love their work so I thought I'd share it. Hope all Tooth Fairy fans find it useful. Here's to all things free! :beer:

kerry8

thanks heaps,, my daughter got her first wobbly tooth today.. my 10 year old son told my 6 year old daughter the tooth fairy leaves a letter for your first tooth.. cant believe he still remembers...:T

DigForVictory

Awww! Thankyou OP - this will save me a bundle, as they can have a Letter instead of Money.
As well as praise & rewards for brushing properly, which my tooth fairy script doesn't always remember to do. (Ahem.) Anyway, this should help keep them off the boiled sweets for a while...:j

originalkat

Thanks for this, my great nephew has his first wobbly tooth and will love this. Made me think of my grandaughter. Two years ago a very tearful Poppy (aged 8) was told by her school friends that there was no Santa Claus. I comforted her and as she sobbed she said "thank goodness we've still got the tooth fairy"!!

grannytwice

Thanks for this, grandson has a wobbly tooth, the rooftop post is a lovely site, just love the little letters, lots of nice bits for xmas too,:T