The Tradition
One night, and then all twenty teeth.
Everything the Gold Tooth Fairy needs is inside the box. How she does it stays inside the box, too.
Three moments you keep.
- 01
The tooth comes out
It is a small, big night. A wobble, a gap, a held-up tooth and a very serious announcement.
- 02
The Gold Tooth Fairy comes through
She does not take the tooth. She turns it gold and leaves it with you, and a trail so your kid knows she came.
- 03
The collection grows
One gold tooth at a time, kept in a glass vial. By the last baby tooth it is a small record of the years.
Keep the whole story
A glass vial of gold teeth, and a book to read at bedtime.
The booklet tells why the Gold Tooth Fairy brings teeth back gold instead of taking them. Dates go in its tooth chart, and the vial holds the collection until the last tooth is out.
Questions about the tradition
How does the Gold Tooth Fairy do it?
That stays inside the box. Everything she needs is in there, and a story to read at bedtime.
How long does the tradition last?
All twenty teeth. Most children lose their first baby tooth around age six, and the last around twelve.
Who is it for?
Parents of a child with a wobbly tooth, and grandparents who want to send something ahead of the first one.
Safety. Adult-assisted keepsake kit. Not a toy. Contains small parts and glass. Keep away from children under 3. Read the safety notes inside the box before use. Safety information