A little magic for every lost tooth.
Step into a make-believe fairy adventure, with bedtime stories and keepsakes to enjoy together.
The Tooth Fairy Tracker
Wings only cross the windowsill once sleepy eyes are closed.
Illustrated Storybook Deck
Discover your tooth's coin value and Queen Aurelia's starlight destiny.
Sweet 2-minute music-box song with sing-along rhymes across 4 quadrants. Earns 30 bedtime stamps.
Four three-chapter storybooks featuring Aurelia, Pippin, Molaris, and Lumi.
Log wiggly teeth and keepsake memories on the naturalist's dental arch.
Flutter gently over English chimneys and gather stars without waking sleepy cats.
Parents' Bedside Stationery
Keepsake certificates, 6×4cm pillow letters, and missed-night delay dispatches.
Bedside Inquiries
Does it work on any night of the year?+
Yes. Teeth fall out all year round, so tap “I lost a tooth today” on whichever night it happens. If no tooth came out today, you can still watch the Tooth Fairy's quiet journey across the British night sky.
I fell asleep and forgot to swap the tooth. What now?+
Don't worry. Print or display an official Starlight Delay Parchment from Queen Aurelia explaining why high winds or sleepy clouds delayed her visit, with a promise to arrive tonight.
Can I print a letter or certificate?+
Yes. There is a full A4 tooth inspection certificate and a tiny 6cm by 4cm fairy-sized letter to cut out and leave beside the coin.
In what order do baby teeth fall out?+
Usually the bottom front teeth loosen first around age six or seven, followed by the top front teeth, the side teeth at seven to eight, and the back molars between nine and twelve.