A&M Natural Living Tooth Fairy Bag Set, Tooth Fairy Kit
A&M Natural Living Tooth Fairy Bag Set, Tooth Fairy Kit Includes 1 x Tooth Bag, 20 x A7 Tooth Fairy Certificates and 1 x Door Hanger, Designed and Printed in The UK, The Perfect Tooth Fairy Gif
Made In The UK
Designed and printed in the UK, our Tooth Fairy Receipts carry the charm and quality of UK craftsmanship, making each moment extra special.
| Size: | Our tooth bag measures 145mm x 100mm and the door hanger measures 190mm x 70mm. The tooth fairy receipts are A7 and measure 105mm x 74mm. This gives you ample amounts of space to fill in all the details ready for when your child wakes up in the morning and it also means they will fit in the tooth bag provided. |
| Size: | Our tooth bag measures 145mm x 100mm and the door hanger measures 190mm x 70mm. The tooth fairy receipts are A7 and measure 105mm x 74mm. This gives you ample amounts of space to fill in all the details ready for when your child wakes up in the morning and it also means they will fit in the tooth bag provided. |
This kit is great, with all the essentials to make tooth fairy visits easier
The bag is very helpful as I’m sure I’m not the only one struggling to dig out a tiny tooth from under the pillow sometimes, so encouraging kids to use this bag makes it much easier
The little tooth fairy stop sign is also very cute and a good reminder when you see it on their door to make sure you don’t forget to do the tooth fairy duty (again, I’m sure I’m not the only one who’s been there)
The receipts are also very cute and you can write comments about the standard of the tooth how good the brushing is etc
Overall a great idea
After losing her first tooth, I wondered how you get the tooth from the centre of the pillow without waking her. This saved the day, just had to find the string which I purposely positioned pointing to the edge of the pillow and replaced it with ease. She loved the certificate
What sets this apart from other sets I have seen for sale is that there is a door hanger for the child’s bedroom door to make sure that the tooth fairy finds the right room and a little bag to put the tooth in to be replaced by whatever value the tooth is worth be it 1 or 5 depending on inflation and of course the condition of the tooth. Which bring us to the receipt where the tooth fairy gives marks on how good a condition the tooth is worth. Presumably the tooth fairy pays out higher amounts for a great condition tooth – something that might encourage the child to brush with vigour!
The rite of passage that is losing a tooth can be an exciting and sometimes anxious time for children. To make this experience more memorable and magical, we decided to try out a tooth fairy kit designed to enchant and delight.
This kit is thoughtfully assembled and includes a charming canvas bag, which serves as a safe and secure place for a child to place their lost tooth. The bag is small enough to fit comfortably under a pillow without the risk of the tooth getting lost during the night. Additionally, the kit includes a door hanger that ensures the tooth fairy knows exactly which room to visit, adding a layer of excitement for the child awaiting her arrival.
Perhaps the most delightful aspect of the kit is the set of receipts included. These allow the tooth fairy to leave a receipt alongside the monetary gift—a whimsical touch that not only makes the exchange feel more ‘official’ but also provides a lovely keepsake for the child to remember the occasion.
The concept behind this tooth fairy kit is genuinely endearing. It transforms the experience from a simple transactional moment into a full-fledged magical event that a child can actively participate in. This not only helps alleviate any potential worries about losing a tooth but also enhances the joy and wonder of the tooth fairy’s visit.
Overall, this tooth fairy kit is a fantastic idea and beautifully executed. It’s the sort of childhood memory aid that can be cherished for years, potentially even passed down as a family tradition. For parents looking to add a little extra sparkle to the tooth fairy’s visit, this kit is a perfect choice.
What a lovely little set for children who are loosing their first teeth! This is excellent value for money, I’ve seen some individual items sell for double the price of this entire kit. The bag is big but very nice, would be good if there was something smaller for the tooth so it’s not lost but otherwise it’s great! The little receipts are a lovely keepsake for saying when teeth were lost. The door sign is cute too. Well made, great quality items would make a lovely gift.
This A&M Natural Living Tooth Fairy set was ordered as I have a nephew and niece who are both at the age of losing their milk teeth.
The set includes a tooth bag, a door hanger and 20 cardboard A7 tooth fairy certificates.
I particularly like the section for “tooth condition” as this is a great incentive for them to brush their teeth so that they are are in excellent condition for the tooth fairy (which would of course attract a higher payment!)
I feel the 6.95 price tag represents good value for money.
Children typically lose their baby teeth at around age 6 or 7. This is an exciting time for both children and parents. According to the myth, when kids lose their teeth they leave them under their pillow and the tooth fairy comes to get them. In return, the tooth fairy leaves a reward of some sort. It can be money or a gift.
In England we leave our teeth under the pillow at night for the Tooth Fairy to collect. The Tooth Fairy arrives whilst children are asleep and exchanges it for cash.
Instead of ‘The Tooth Fairy’, the French offer their teeth to their very own mouse: ‘La Bonne Petit Souris’. The tiny mouse is said to replace the teeth left under pillows with sweets or money.
In Italy, Fatina dei denti, the tooth fairy, has a helper called Topolino dei denti — a mouse who collects the teeth for her. But I remember my nonna (gran) telling me to throw my tooth onto the roof for the magpie to find and it will bring good luck. However there’s a witch involved – not a fairy – who collects teeth as witches could use teeth, to create potions and place curses. and you’d better wish for the magpie to find the tooth first.
This A&M Natural Living Tooth Fairy Kit enables you to keep track of the tooth that fell out which is helpful if you plan on keeping the tooth and certificate as a keepsake.
The door hanger can be hung on your front door or on your child’s bedroom door to let the tooth fairy know that your child has left her a tooth. Use this tooth fairy pouch to leave your child’s tooth for the tooth fairy. Don’t forget to add the date on the tooth fairy certificate so you can keep the certificate for when your child is older.
In addition to money you can also leave a new toothbrush and toothpaste under the pillow.
You might even want to sprinkle some fairy dust (glitter) next to the window and around your child’s room to leave a trail that the tooth fairy supposedly left when she came in at night. Some kids enjoy this but parents don’t as much since the glitter always seems to get everywhere.
The kit is adorable and a lovely version for a girl or for a boy.
I highly recommend it.