Become your kid's tooth fairy pen pal: For kids who are really fascinated with the fairy, having an ongoing letter relationship (beyond when he or she looses a tooth) can have a lot of appeal.

Make a clue hunt from the fairy to find the reward: If your child is really excited about the tooth fairy, you may want to draw out the fun by creating a clue hunt for him or her to do, with clues going from place to place throughout the house, and ending with the letter in a special spot, such as under your child's favorite chair.

Adding in a couple details that show the tooth fairy 'knows' your child can make the letter extra exciting.

Add in some personal and unique details: Your child might be thrilled to learn the tooth fairy has sent a letter on paper in her favorite color, or knows the name of his favorite stuffed toy.You could even include a small gift like fun flossers in bright colors or a small timer so he brushes for the right amount of time. If you are concerned about cavities or your child has shown poor teeth hygiene, you could include some gentle tips in your tooth fairy letter on taking care of all the teeth your child has. Include brushing tips and strategies: Often young kids have a difficult time brushing properly or long enough.Just make it fun, caring and special for your child. Children are typically excited about the magic of the tooth fairy and won't notice if your prose or poetry isn't award-winning. Make it fun and caring: If you're not overly creative when it comes to wording or delivery strategies, don't stress.

Consider these ideas as you are crafting your letter: If you want to make the letter to your child extra personal, you can use templates as ideas or a starting point to creating your own letter from the famed fairy.

Letter from tooth fairy template free