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Tooth Fairy

The Tooth Fairy is a figure in modern Western folklore who visits children when they lose a baby tooth…

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The Tooth Fairy's Sparkly Surprise

Look, up in the night sky. Do you see a little sparkle? It is the Tooth Fairy. Her wings glitter and shine in the moonlight. She flies on a soft, quiet breeze. Shhh. She is visiting a cozy bedroom where a little one is fast asleep. The Tooth Fairy has a very special job. Her story is about growing up. When a child's tiny tooth wiggles and wiggles and falls out, her adventure begins. This is the story of the Tooth Fairy.

When the child is dreaming sweet dreams, the Tooth Fairy flutters into the room. She is as quiet as a falling feather. She looks all around. Where is the little tooth? Oh, there it is. It is tucked safely under the soft pillow. What a tiny treasure. The Tooth Fairy is very, very gentle. She reaches under the pillow with her tiny hands. She finds the little tooth. Then, she does a secret swap. She takes the tooth and leaves a surprise behind. Sometimes it is a shiny coin that glimmers like a little star. The Tooth Fairy takes the tooth with her. She leaves behind a bit of magic and a happy surprise for the morning.

Why does the Tooth Fairy collect all the tiny teeth? Because losing a tooth is not scary. It is exciting. It means a child is growing bigger. It means they are growing stronger and healthier every day. The Tooth Fairy helps make it a happy, special time. She helps make it feel like magic. Today, children all over the world still wiggle their loose teeth. They dream of her special visit. The Tooth Fairy helps keep the wonder of growing up sparkling and bright, just like her wings.

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The Tooth Fairy is a figure in modern Western folklore who visits children when they lose a baby tooth, collecting the tooth from under their pillow and leaving a small payment in its place.

First known play featuring the character 1927 CE
First printed story 1949 CE

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