Tooth Fairy Adventures Kit
A Tooth Fairy letter, Lost Tooth Certificate, Tiny Tooth Receipt and memory card for tiny teeth and big milestones.
🦷 For tiny teeth and big milestones
The Tooth Fairy Adventures kit is a printable set for the night a tooth finally comes out. It includes a letter from the Tooth Fairy, an adventure mission card, a little note, a Lost Tooth Certificate, a Tiny Tooth Receipt and a First Lost Tooth Memory Card. Add your child’s name at checkout, print the pages at home, and set the magic out yourself.
A Tooth Fairy letter, Lost Tooth Certificate, Tiny Tooth Receipt and memory card for tiny teeth and big milestones.
Prices as of November 2026. Each button opens the Etsy listing for current pricing, options and reviews.
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A personalized Tooth Fairy letter, an adventure mission card, a little note, a Lost Tooth Certificate, a Tiny Tooth Receipt, a First Lost Tooth memory card and a Tooth Fairy Treasures envelope piece.
Good to know: A printer. Your child's name goes in the personalization box.
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The Tooth Fairy Adventures Printable Kit is a $20 digital set of keepsake pieces for a lost tooth. It includes a Letter from the Tooth Fairy, a Tooth Fairy adventure or mission card, a Little Note from the Tooth Fairy, a Lost Tooth Certificate, a Tiny Tooth Receipt, a First Lost Tooth Memory Card and a Tooth Fairy Treasures envelope or keepsake piece. The listing describes it as made for first lost teeth and future visits from the Tooth Fairy.
A single note is lovely, and a kit gives the moment more layers. The receipt makes the exchange playful, the certificate marks the milestone and the memory card gives you somewhere to record the date and the story while you still remember it. Together they turn a small milestone into something you can hold onto.
Print ahead. A wobbly tooth has a way of coming out at bedtime, and the files are made to order, so you will want them in hand before the big night. Print the pages, cut out the pieces and keep them together in an envelope so the surprise is ready in a minute. When the tooth is under the pillow, swap it for the letter, receipt and any small surprise you choose, then save the Lost Tooth Certificate and Memory Card as keepsakes. For more ways to make the night special, see tooth fairy ideas for kids.
On its own, this listing is a digital printable. Etsy marks it as a made-to-order download: files are available after the seller completes your order, and the listing does not state a turnaround time. If you would prefer a printed set, the shop’s Print and Mail Upgrade (+$20) prints and mails the full Tooth Fairy set to you. Add both to your cart together. Because the files are prepared after you order, plan ahead rather than waiting until a tooth is hanging by a thread. The upgrade is a separate listing, and its personalization box asks which kit it is for.
A personalization box at checkout asks for your child’s name and any other special requests, up to 256 characters. You supply a printer and paper, scissors, and whatever you tuck under the pillow. No coin or gift is included. Etsy does not list an age range or card sizes, so consider printing a test page first. The listing calls the kit perfect for first lost teeth and future visits, but it does not spell out whether pieces like the certificate are meant for repeat use, so message the shop if you want to plan for several teeth. It pairs well with other screen-free activities for kids when you want the tradition to stay hands-on.
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A Letter from the Tooth Fairy, an adventure or mission card, a Little Note from the Tooth Fairy, a Lost Tooth Certificate, a Tiny Tooth Receipt, a First Lost Tooth Memory Card and a Tooth Fairy Treasures envelope or keepsake piece. All are printable files; no coin or gift is included.
On its own it is a made-to-order digital printable: Etsy says files are available after the seller completes your order, with no turnaround stated. For a printed set, the shop’s Print and Mail Upgrade (+$20) prints and mails the full Tooth Fairy set to you. Add both to your cart together.
Use the personalization box at checkout, which asks for your child’s name and any other special requests, up to 256 characters. Your details go into the kit when the seller prepares your files, so double-check the spelling before you order.
The listing calls it perfect for first lost teeth and future visits from the Tooth Fairy, and the pieces include a First Lost Tooth Memory Card. It does not spell out repeat use of each piece, so message the shop before you buy if you want to plan for several teeth.
Etsy does not list an age range or card sizes. You supply a printer, paper, scissors and whatever you place under the pillow, since no coin or gift is included. Grown-ups can read the letter aloud for younger children who are not reading yet.
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