for the tooth that's almost ready—
Tooth Fairy Call for a Wiggly Tooth
A wiggly tooth is the suspenseful part of losing one — exciting and a little scary all at once. A personalized Tooth Fairy call is a small reassurance from exactly the right person: don't rush it, you're doing great, it'll come out when it's ready.
⤵ includes the MP3 keepsake, emailed after the call
Why a wiggly-tooth call helps
Plenty of kids worry about the actual moment a tooth comes out. They've heard older siblings' stories. They've watched a friend at school. The unknown is the hard part. A short call from the Tooth Fairy — telling them they don't have to rush, that the tooth will come out on its own when it's ready — is the kind of reassurance that lands.
What the script is built for
The wiggly-tooth script is gentle and patient. The Tooth Fairy says she heard about the wiggly tooth, mentions that wiggly teeth mean a child is growing, and tells them they don't have to do anything to it — they can give it a little nudge with their tongue if they want, but only if it feels okay. No pressure, no drama, just a soft fairy promise.
When to schedule
Most parents schedule the call for bedtime, when the wiggly-tooth worry is loudest. A call right around the end of the bedtime story is the sweet spot — it sends the child to sleep with a calmer mind, and the MP3 arrives by morning to replay if the wiggle is still on their mind.
Ready to schedule?
Pick the time, the voice, and the script. The Tooth Fairy calls at the exact minute you chose, and an MP3 keepsake arrives in your email right after.