Official Tooth Fairy Certificate, Personalized

Kids love anything official. A certificate turns a lost tooth into an achievement, with proof. Our Tooth Certificate shows your child's first name, which tooth it was, the date it came out and what the fairy awarded, all certified by the Royal Tooth Fairy Service with a gold seal and the fairy's signature in script. For a first tooth, the title changes to First Tooth Certificate, which is the one parents tend to frame. To be clear about how it works: the certificate comes with the $6.99 magic version, together with the animated letter page and a print-ready copy of both. You pay once, there is no subscription, and you can print it as often as you like. Families put it on the fridge, frame it for a bedroom wall, or slip it into the memory box next to the tooth itself. It also works beautifully for lost and swallowed teeth, because fairy rules say those still count.

Letters to start from

Shown here for Mia. Yours will have your child's name and details.

• Official Notice for Mia

  This letter confirms that at 2:14 a.m. on March 14, the Royal Tooth Fairy Service collected one (1) first tooth from under the pillow of Mia, age 6.

  Inspection results: sparkly, well brushed, and exactly the right amount of wiggly. Our fairies have marked your name in the Golden Book of First Teeth.

  As is tradition, a shiny coin has been left in exchange. Well done, Mia. You are now an official member of the Tooth Club.

  Stamped and sealed,

  Twinkle, Chief Tooth Collector

  First Tooth, Official Business

  An official notice from the Royal Tooth Fairy Service. Stamped and sealed.

  Use this letter

• Tooth Inspection Report for Mia

  Tooth: the first one. Location: bottom front. Sparkle level: dazzling. Wiggle rating: 10 out of 10. Smell: surprisingly minty.

  Special notes: Tooth owner reports that you bit into a crunchy apple, which earned bonus points. The inspector fairy fainted a little because it was SO clean.

  Result: APPROVED. Payment of a shiny coin has been left under the pillow. Please keep up the excellent brushing.

  Signed,

  Twinkle, Senior Tooth Inspector (and part-time cloud sitter)

  The Tooth Inspection Report

  Sparkle level: dazzling. Wiggle rating: 10 out of 10. Result: APPROVED.

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• Dear Mia, I heard about the dentist

  I heard that your tooth needed a little help to come out, and that you were brave at the dentist. That takes a very special kind of courage.

  The dentist and I are on the same team. We both want your smile to be healthy and happy. You helped us both today. And I heard you bit into a crunchy apple!

  I have left a shiny coin under your pillow, and I added a gold star to your name in my Book of Brave Hearts.

  With a big fairy hug,

  Twinkle

  Brave at the Dentist

  For a tooth that needed a little help. The dentist and the fairy are on the same team.

  Use this letter

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