Happy Monday everyone!
As promised, here are my Tooth Fairy printables. We recently reached this awesome childhood milestone and Noah pretty much burst when I picked him up from school and he had a big gap where there once was a tooth! I was a little sad I wasn’t there to witness the joy of him realising his tooth had *finally* fallen out and the tooth fairy would be visiting, but I thought – that’s ok – next time.
Well, next time was much sooner than I thought it was going to be! Just two weeks later and he’d lost his second tooth. Also at school!! I’m sure I’ll be around for one of them, one day! :o}
When Noah lost his first tooth, we wrote a letter to the tooth fairy and left it on his chest of drawers with a cute little tooth holder. Thanks to all of you sharing what the tooth fairy does at your house, ours decided to go the glitter route and so when she came she took his tooth, left him $2 and a 1st Tooth Certificate and a little receipt and A LOT of glitter. Must have been hard for her to see in the dark. Or maybe she was over-excited. Or both :o}
I thought it would also be nice to keep a record of all the lost teeth on one record sheet so I made one of those up to keep in our scrapbooks. The download version here for you today is editable – so you can type your kiddo’s name up top before you print!
The receipts are ready for you to fill in with a pen when the time comes. And are small enough for a fairy to carry along with her ;o} And if you do project life – the receipt will fit in a 3×4 photo pocket too.
I hope you love them! They certainly brought some smiles to our house and I am sure his third wiggly tooth {already! I am assuming it’s normal for them to just keep falling out ahaha!} will come out when he is actually home from school!
xx
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Oh Bianca – these are gorgeous – we had a wobbly tooth incident a week or so ago thanks to a little brother being a bit too rough
thankfully though its firmed back up as she’s not ready to lose those baby teeth yet (neither am I LOL) as she’s only just turning 4
cant’ wait to use these when the time comes though
Wendy x
Oh Wendy so glad it’s firmed back up and it’s stayed in there!! I wouldn’t be ready either! x
I loved reading this. I would have felt a bit sad too about his first tooth. I have 2 boys aged 7 & 14 and when my youngest was 4, we were away on holiday and he said he had a wiggly tooth, I totally flipped out thinking that he had banged his mouth and my girlfriend said let go of the apron strings and then I realized, it was his first loose tooth! far too young though I thought lol
I think 4 is young too! Some of Noah’s friends lost their first at 4, Noah has been waiting a while to join the ranks! 🙂
Thank you, I can’t wait to use these for my daughter when the time comes for her teeth to fall out. thank you so much
Thank you Shirley so glad you will use theM!
Hi Bianca,
Thanks heaps for sharing. Can’t wait to use this. Was wondering where did you get the wooden tooth from
Sorry it took me so long to get back to you! I think it is pintoy brand? We bought it in europe but I”m sure we can get them here. 🙂
I love this. Thanks so much for sharing. I can’t get the tooth record to print with a name on it though. It will save it, but not print 🙁
Hi Kat 🙂 Have you saved it and opened it in adobe in order to pop the name on the record before printing?
Hi Bianca…. I was trying to get the tooth record to print with name on it and was also unable to successfully print! Any suggestions? The PDF is locked… so we can’t make any changes to it! =( Been looking for something like this for awhile!~ So glad I came across these! =)
Hi Heather!
I just downloaded to try and it’s working here – once you open it in adobe can you click above “Tooth Record” and type? It is locked but that field is allowed to be edited with a name. Let me know how you go! x
This is awesome!!! Thank you SO much for this! I looked and looked in May when my son lost his first tooth and couldn’t find anything I envisioned. I love yours!! I pinned this to spread the word.
Instead of glitter flakes (?) I sprayed the money and the receipt with glitter spray 😉
I love this! Unfortunately it won’t let me print with the name edited either 🙁 I can type the name, it just won’t recognise it. Love the tooth fairy receipts – i’ll be filing these away to use in my pocket albums in the future.
These are adorable! My daughter just lost her second tooth today and I am so happy I came across this. I am printing these now and would love to share your post!
The tooth record is so cute! Thanks for sharing. It says the document is editable so it can be personalized with a name, but the pdf download is locked… any chance I can get an editable unlocked version?
Thanks!
Hi Michelle,
it’s editable only in adobe reader 🙂 once you have it open in adobe, there is a very light blue shaded area about the ‘tooth record’ text – if you click into there, it is editable so you can add your kiddos name 🙂
These are gorgeous! I really want to use them, but the link doesn’t seem to be working… 🙁
Hi there! I’ve just checked them and they seem ok! Please email me if you have problems still, I’d be happy to send them to you 🙂
Hello Bianca,
LOVE, LOVE, LOVE these however I AM also having trouble printing with my daughter’s name. Tried different ways but no luck. I am able to save and enter the name but nothing shows on the actual print out?? Any chance you could send them to me too??
Hi Karen,
I’m so sorry you’re having trouble with this!! I’m not sure what’s happening as when I try it it works for me via the download! Please send me an email and let me know the name you want and I’ll do one up for you and send it through 🙂 x
I love it! I am also having trouble printing with my daughter’s name. Tried different ways but no luck. I am able to save and enter the name but nothing shows on the actual print out.
Hi Bianca,
These are gorgeous and I would love to use them to celebrate this milestone with my son! When I click on the link, however, it tries to access Google Docs but provides a message that “the resource is no longer available”.
Are these still available?
Thanks in advance.
HI Dana,
I’m so sorry you’re having trouble getting the download to work. It seems to be working for me when I check on the link, please send me an email so I can help you out with the files 🙂 x
Hi Bianca,
I love these tooth fairy documents. They are exactly what I was looking for. I was able to print the tooth fairy receipts but I cannot print the tooth record with my sons name on it. Ive saved in different forms and I can type the name but it wont print with the name on it. Ive been trying for a few days now hoping I would have everything ready for the big day. His tooth fell out at school today and no luck.
Thanks,
Marisol
I am so sorry you’ve having trouble, I think adobe reader has changed the way it works and unfortuantely I don’t know what to do about it. If you email me the name etc I will try to help you out 🙂
Hi Bianca, these are sooo lovely – my wee 5 year old can’t wait to lose his first tooth and its about to go. He said he had a dream and everyone threw a party and gave him presents… I’m trying to make his expectations more realistic and your designs are a gorgeous alternative 🙂
Oh that is just too sweet Rachel!!! Hehe what a cutie. I hope he loved his little tooth fairy receipt!!