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Losing a baby tooth is a special occasion for a child, and the Tooth Fairy marks the occasion with a gift. The Royal Australian Mint is proud to be the official Australian supplier of coins to the Tooth Fairy! What we really love about this Tooth Fairy Kit is that it is all about celebrating and fantasy. We understand this is good for helping kids to develop creatively. It is also not setting them up to expect expensive gifts ... for we know sometimes the best gifts are the simplest.

The Royal Mint has partnered with Owlet Press, maker of Children’s’ books. Author, Samuel Langley-Swain, tells the story of the Tooth Fairy and her magical connection to The Royal Mint.However, if your dentist doesn’t give you a tooth, you can still make a certificate. Also, leave a letter from the tooth fairy with it under your child’s pillow for him to find the next day. Tooth fairy coins are available at various price points, and the cost can vary depending on the material, design, and customization options. The first three books in the series are available now. The Tooth Fairy and The Home of the Coin Makers The Tooth Fairy and The Home of the Coin Makers Book

There are times when your child’s baby tooth doesn’t come loose or fall out and so you need to go to a dentist to extract it. In cases like this, you can ask your dentist to give you the tooth after he takes it out.These specially designed coins are a popular alternative to traditional currency, and they have gained popularity in recent years.

As the maker of British coinage, where else would the Tooth Fairy get her coins? My Lost Tooth Celebration Set The Tooth Fairy Coin The legend of the Tooth Fairy has been treasured by Australian children since the 1920s, based on centuries-old traditions of replacing baby teeth with a gift. In modern times parents and grandparents often enhance the sense of magic with special keepsakes. Losing a tooth can be a milestone for children, and tooth fairy coins can help to make the experience more memorable and fun. If you think about it, no matter what you make, if your child thinks it’s from the tooth fairy, he’s sure to love it! If you’re planning to make something for your child from the tooth fairy, here are some tips to guide you:Tooth fairy coins are meant to add a little magic to the experience of losing a tooth and give children something special to hold on to as they grow older. The Importance Of Tooth Fairy Coins The Tooth Fairy is celebrated in a new series of six books and a special fifty pence coin set from The Royal Mint.