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TOOTH FAIRY IDEAS: PRINTABLE ENVELOPES FOR KIDS

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Looking for creative tooth fairy ideas to make the experience of losing a tooth even more special for your child?  Check out these fun printables!

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“How will she get the tooth out without waking me up?  How much money will she leave?  Will she be able to find it?  It’s so small!”

There aren’t many rites of passage more magical than the first time a child leaves a tooth under his pillow for the Tooth Fairy.   And while a lost tooth can be the most exciting thing in the world for your little ones, as parents, we’re more focused on protecting the ones they’ve got left (and the new ones that grow in)!

Did you know that kids between the ages of 6 and 12 need a little boost when it comes to protecting their tooth enamel?  When those new secondary teeth grow in, it can take time for the enamel to harden, meaning that the teeth are more susceptible to Acid Erosion.

And once enamel erodes, it never grows back.  Sports drinks and even healthy foods like oranges can contribute to Acid Erosion to our kids’ teeth (source).

This is where ProNamel® 6-12 Years Toothpaste for Kids can help. ProNamel® for Kids is the #1 dentist recommended brand for strengthening and protecting enamel against cavities and everyday acids.  It’s so important to establish healthy dental hygiene habits when kids are young, so that their teeth are protected for years to come.

ProNamel® for Kids is a crucial part of a healthy routine to protect that precious tooth enamel.  If you’re interested in establishing independence with your child’s hygiene routines and habits, check out our printable schedule to help guide your little one through the morning routine!

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And today, we’re sharing a simple way for you to make the experience of losing a tooth even more magical for your child.  You can reassure your kiddo that her teeth won’t get lost with these printable Tooth Fairy envelopes!

Simply cut out the tiny, colorful envelopes, fold them on the white lines and add tape at the seams.  Have your child slip her tooth inside, tape the envelope shut and slide it under her pillow for the Tooth Fairy!  Then save the other envelopes for future lost teeth!

In the meantime, you can find coupons on the ProNamel® website.  Be sure to follow ProNamel® on Pinterest, Twitter, and YouTube for more information! 

How do you set up your kids for tooth success? Tell us in the comments and you will be entered to win a $100 Visa gift card!

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Claire Heffron

Claire Heffron is co-author at The Inspired Treehouse and a pediatric occupational therapist in a preschool/primary school setting. She began her career with a bachelor's degree in magazine journalism but quickly changed course to pursue graduate studies in occupational therapy. She has been practicing therapy for 10 years in public and specialized preschool/primary school settings. She is a mom to three funny, noisy boys and relies on yoga, good food, and time outside to bring her back to center.
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  1. Mami2jcn says

    My kids pick out their own toothbrushes at the store and get excited about brushing.

  3. Natalie says

    I play music and dance with my daughter for 2 minutes every time she brushes her teeth.

  5. Kelly D says

    I let my kids choose their favorite flavors of toothpaste to motivate them to brush.

  13. Jessie C. says

    We set up a floss and brush routine and kids get to pick up their favorite toothbrushes and toothpastes.
    tcarolinep at gmail dot com

  15. Janice Cooper says

    Brushing twice a day – in the morning and evening and regular dental visits.

  21. Tamara says

    We strive for no cavities at each dentist check-up. Although we all still have our tooth faults, it helps when we help remind each other to take care of our teeth!
    westiemks5 at yahoo dot com

  23. Jessica N says

    I set up success by brushing with them! My 6 year old twins love to brush with mommy! They find it fun to see mommy brush her teeth too! I buy fun floss shapes so they take interest in them!

  25. Angela Saver says

    We have set our kids up for tooth success by educating them from a very young age on the importance of dental hygiene, as well as scheduling regular dental check-ups! We also brushed together when they were young keep them motivated & be sure they were brushing & flossing properly.

    Andysavi.Mom@gmail.com

  27. Kathryn C says

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    Little things to help make brushing fun, like allowing my son to pick out his favorite toothbrush character/design every few months when we replace the brushes

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