Your child has a loose tooth… the first baby tooth is wiggly and hanging by a thread (shiver). It’s a big deal! Your baby is growing up! But wait. Are you prepared? Surely your child has heard of the tooth fairy, right? Chances are his/her friends at school are lisping and showing their toothless grins. So you can safely assume your child also know that the Tooth Fairy come bearing gifts… or money. Maybe your child is scared of the little fairy that sneaks in, while he/she sleeps, carrying coins and dust. I could see that. The unknown can be a scary thing for a child sometimes.
Here are some ways to not only present the tooth to the Tooth Fairy but also to bring some humor and fun to the experience.
(just make sure you stash those baby teeth somewhere other than your bedside table… like my husband did. doh!)
Manhattan Toy Tooth Fairy Pals
Personalized Tooth Fairy Pillow
Dear Tooth Fairy 
You Think It’s Easy Being the Tooth Fairy?
Baby Gizmo Blogs, a 
As a kid I loved visits from the Tooth Fairy. I became a little dubious when her handwritten notes resembled my mother’s grocery lists. I found this website and have used it with each of my kids. You can create a photo of your child with the image of the Tooth Fairy. Its fun to use and the kids love it. The best part is, it really helps keep the magic alive! http://www.mytoothfairypictures.com