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How To Make a Tooth Fairy Glass

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Did you know that August 22nd is National Tooth Fairy Day? There are hundreds of tooth fairy ideas available but this Tooth Fairy Glass is a fun tooth fairy tooth holder.

This How to Make a Tooth Fairy Glass tutorial makes this occasion more fun and a great start to tooth fairy traditions. I found this idea to be magical for our daughter.

How to make a Tooth Fairy Glass for when your child loses a tooth. Make it fun and magical with this DIY tutorial. Tooth Fairy ideas for your little one to create Tooth Fairy Traditions.

There is something about kids looking back and remembering these small yet powerful moments that their parents made special for them. Here’s how to create this Tooth Fairy Tooth Holder idea.

How To Make a Tooth Fairy Glass – Tooth Fairy Tooth Holder

  1. Begin with a small clear glass and simply fill it with water. Have your little one place their tooth into the glass.
  2. When your little one has slipped off into a good sleep, snag the glass from their bedside.
  3. Take out the tooth with a spoon and dispose of as needed.
  4. Add the coins. If you’re using paper money ensure it is under the glass.
  5. Add in food coloring of your choice. Just a few drops are needed and stir to mix.
  6. Add glitter (if you wish) for some extra added fun. Enjoy watching the little ones awake to the “kiss” from the Tooth Fairy with magic changing water.

How to Make a Tooth Fairy Glass. A Tooth Fairy Tradition.

This is a fun and easy magic tooth fairy glass creates memories. There’s always the “under the pillow” method, but I figure this tooth fairy idea will be something the kids will remember for a lifetime.

Maybe it will even become a tooth fairy tradition passed down the ages. As an adult, I love traditions. As a kid, I might have found them silly but they are what help me remember my grandparents and family. Something I cherish today.

Tooth Fairy Ideas for your child's lost tooth - Tooth Fairy Tooth Holder

For more fun with the kids, be sure to check out this Indoor Big City Activity. Perfect for a rainy day and creating more family memories!

Yield: 1 Tooth Fairy Glass

How To Make a Tooth Fairy Glass

Prep Time 5 minutes
Total Time 5 minutes
Difficulty Easy
Estimated Cost $5

Materials

  • Clear Glass
  • Food Coloring
  • Glitter

Instructions

  1. Begin with a clear glass and simply fill it with water. Have your little one place their tooth into the glass.
  2. When your little one has slipped off into a good sleep, snag the glass from their bedside.
  3. Take out the tooth with a spoon and dispose of as needed.
  4. Add the coins. If you're using paper money ensure it is under the glass.
  5. Add in food coloring of your choice. Just a few drops are needed and stir to mix.
  6. Add glitter (if you wish) for some extra added fun. Enjoy watching the little ones awake to the "kiss" from the Tooth Fairy with magic changing water.
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About Krystal Chiarolla

I’m Krystal Chiarolla. Mother of a 7-year-old daughter and 4-year-old son. My husband is my biggest cheerleader in all aspects of life. My family and I live in the Seattle/Tacoma metro area of Washington State. I have always had a passion for entertaining, travel, and making my way through life dancing.

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Comments

  1. Elitsa says

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    It looks interesting, I will save this for my little one. With my oldest one (he is nine years now) I usually left money under his pillow and he got so excited in the morning:) With the glass of water it will be more magical!

  2. Dana says

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    What a great idea!! I was totally unprepared the first time the tooth fairy visited out house. <3

  3. Krystal says

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    Thanks, Dana! It’s a fun idea. I think I may cry when he/she first visits us.

  4. Krystal says

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    So fun, still. Their reactions to these kinds of things are the best.

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