We love Teeth Fairies for so many reasons.
1 - She is adorable
2 - The box she comes in makes us smile
3 - The book she comes with colorful and sweet. We love the story and the art work.
4 - The whole shebang makes kids want to take care of their teeth by giving them someone they can see and feel that wants their teeth to be the best they can be.
5 - Her crown has a pocket for your little ones teeth. Goddess remembers the time that she lost a tooth that she had placed under her pillow before bed time. When she went to check again before she went to sleep it was gone. It took all four of us, 35 minutes to locate that tooth. With the crown you never have to worry about it getting lost again because the pocket in the crown sits atop your fairies head wherever you place her for pick up from the tooth fairy!
For more details here is our Video Review:
We think this is a great gift for kids from their parents, their grandparents, the Tooth Fairy after the loss of the first tooth, or whomever wants to make a child smile. There is nothing like a toothless, especially when those teeth are healthy, clean and white!
This is such a cute book with doll! When my daughter was younger she had a tooth fairy book that she loved but this would have take then cake! LOL
ReplyDeleteOh this is adorable. I never really had a tradition for my girls and I wish I would have had this!
ReplyDeletethat is so cute,my grandaughters would love her
ReplyDeleteThis looks like a sweet tradition. It sounds like fun!
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What a neat idea to expend on the tooth fairy tradition!
ReplyDeleteThis is such a great idea! She's so cute too. This would be perfect for my grandson. Thanks for the information & review. :)
ReplyDeleteTEETH FAIRIES are so cute and I just love the book. The kids would love to read it and play with the doll too.
ReplyDeleteThis is cute and all, and I know that you are never supposed to say anything bad, or criticize anything on these blogs, but (first) marketing and packaging a product does not make it a 'tradition'. Tradition is not something you can buy. Those repulsive Elf on the Shelf people call their product a 'tradition' and this product is clearly modelled on that marketing juggernaut. It may well be a product made by the same people. (second) The actual tradition of leaving a coin or a dollar for a child's tooth and the story of the imaginary and unseen tooth fairy is very sweet, no props are required!
ReplyDeleteThis is an adorable way for children to learn about the tooth fairy.
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