A tiny printable Tooth Fairy letter that fits under a pillow

How to write it

Print small on purpose

A full letter shrunk to a few inches still reads clearly when the writing is clean.

Fold it once

Tuck it under the pillow or into a tooth pillow pocket.

Use plain paper

Thin paper folds better than card.

Keep a full-size copy for yourself

The tiny one tends to disappear.

An example

Dear Leo, I had to write very small so this would fit under your pillow. Thank you for the tooth. It is a good one.

Another way to say it

Dear Mia, this is the smallest paper I could find, and I still had to fold it twice. Thank you for the tooth. I can see you brush every night.

These are examples we wrote to show the tone. They are not customers’ letters.

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Questions parents ask

How small should a Tooth Fairy letter be?

About the size of a playing card, or smaller, reads well and still fits under a pillow. Printing a full letter at around 40 percent size works on most printers.

How do I print a tiny letter?

Use the "Tiny fairy size" button on the letter page before printing, or set the scale to about 40 percent in your print window, then cut around it.

Want one written for your child?

Tell us a first name and a few true things about their year. A letter from the Tooth Fairy with a matching certificate is ready to print in a minute or two. From $3.99, nothing to mail.

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