Tooth Fairy Bag - Personalised Gift for kIds

Tooth fairy Bag

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The cutest personalised drawstring tooth fairy bags are now available for your child's special moments! These tooth fairy Bags from Spotted Lizard prints are a must-have for when your little one is eagerly awaiting a visit from the tooth fairy

What makes these bags special?

These personalised tooth fairy bags are designed to add a touch of magic to the experience of losing a tooth. By customizing the bag with your child's name, you can make the moment even more memorable and exciting. Check out our Facebook page for the latest photos. Personalised unique gift ideas from Spotted Lizard prints

European Roots

The concept of the Tooth Fairy has roots in European folklore. In medieval Europe, it was common for parents to bury their children's baby teeth to safeguard them from hardship in the afterlife. This practice evolved over time, eventually leading to the modern-day Tooth Fairy tradition.

American Evolution

The Tooth Fairy as we know it today gained popularity in the United States in the early 20th century. In 1927, a play called "The Tooth Fairy" by Esther Watkins Arnold helped solidify the image of a fairy exchanging money for a child's lost tooth. This whimsical character quickly captured the hearts of children and parents alike.

Global Variations

While the Tooth Fairy is a well-known figure in the United States, variations of this tradition exist around the world. In many Hispanic cultures, children place their teeth under their pillows for Ratoncito Pérez, a mouse who collects the teeth. In Asian countries like Japan and Korea, children throw their teeth onto the roof for good luck.

Modern Practices

Today, the Tooth Fairy tradition continues to be a cherished part of childhood. According to a survey conducted by Delta Dental, the average monetary exchange for a lost tooth is $4.66, with some children receiving as much as $20 per tooth. This tradition not only brings excitement to children but also serves as a rite of passage as they transition from baby teeth to permanent teeth. Personalised Gifts printed by Spotted Lizard prints

How can you personalize the bag?

Simply use the personalisation box to specify the name you would like to appear on the bag. This small detail can make a big difference in creating a unique and special keepsake for your child. We have a wide range of other personalised Gifts on our website:

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Why choose a drawstring bag version?

The drawstring design of these tooth fairy bags makes them easy to open and close, ensuring that the tooth and any surprises from the tooth fairy stay safe and secure. The compact size of 10 cm x 15 cm is perfect for holding a tooth and a small token from the tooth fairy. Follow us on Instagram for more photos and videos:

Reusable and practical

These tooth fairy bags are not only adorable but also practical. They can be used time and time again, making them a sustainable and eco-friendly choice for your child's tooth fairy visits.

What are Tooth Fairy Bags?

Tooth fairy bags are small, decorative pouches or containers specifically designed to hold a child's lost tooth. These bags often come in various designs, colours, and materials, adding an element of excitement and fun to the tradition of the tooth fairy.

Why Use Tooth Fairy Bags?

Using tooth fairy bags serves multiple purposes. Firstly, they provide a safe and secure place for children to store their lost teeth, ensuring that they don't get misplaced or lost under a pillow. Secondly, these bags add a touch of magic and whimsy to the tooth fairy tradition, making the experience more special and memorable for children

Make the experience of losing a tooth even more special with these personalised tooth fairy bags. Order one today and create lasting memories for your child! Checkout our blog for regular updates.

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