Question 1

What do I get for writing a letter?

Accepted Answer

A beautifully designed keepsake letter you can download as a PDF or image, print at home, or turn into a card for social media - plus, if you'd like, a spot (anonymously) on our public Wall of Stories. It only takes a minute to fill in the blanks.

Question 2

What's the difference between a letter TO and FROM the Tooth Fairy?

Accepted Answer

A letter TO the Tooth Fairy is your child explaining the quality inside their tooth and how they hope she'll use it. A letter FROM the Tooth Fairy is her heartfelt reply - thanking your child and telling them what good their tooth did in the world. Many families do both.

Question 3

How do I write a letter to the Tooth Fairy?

Accepted Answer

Choose 'Write TO the Tooth Fairy' above, then fill in a few blanks: the quality in your child's tooth, why it's there, and how you hope the Tooth Fairy will use it. We'll turn it into a printable letter automatically.

Question 4

Can my child get a reply from the Tooth Fairy?

Accepted Answer

Yes - that's exactly what the 'Write FROM the Tooth Fairy' generator makes: her reply, thanking your child and explaining how their tooth's quality helped the world. Print it and leave it under the pillow.

Question 5

Will our letter be shared publicly?

Accepted Answer

Only if you choose to. You can add your story (always anonymously - we never publish a name) to our Wall of Stories, and separately opt in to let us feature your child's first name and city on our own social media. Both are optional and reviewed by a person before anything goes live.

Question 6

What is the Tooth Fairy's email address or phone number?

Accepted Answer

The Tooth Fairy doesn't have an email address or a phone number - there's no inbox to write to and no number to call. That's by design: she works quietly, at night. The way to reach her is a letter, the way children always have.

Question 7

How do you contact the Tooth Fairy?

Accepted Answer

You write her a letter. It's the preferred - and really the only - way to contact the Tooth Fairy. Use the generator above to write one in a minute, or print our free Tooth Fairy letter template for her to answer under the pillow.

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