Forgotten Tooth Fairy Letter
A kind little apology when last night's visit did not go to plan.
If the Tooth Fairy visit was missed, a short apology can help you move forward. Keep the explanation simple and avoid suggesting that the delay was caused by your child's behavior.
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Words for your own little note
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Dear [Name], I am sorry my visit was late. You did nothing wrong. Thank you for keeping your little tooth ready. Here is a note to mark the moment, even if it arrived a little later than planned. With love, The Tooth Fairy
- Acknowledge that the expected visit did not happen.
- Write a warm apology without making your child responsible for the delay.
- Agree on what happens next and set yourself a reminder.
Do I need to make up a big explanation?
No. A brief apology is enough. You can also speak as yourself and say that the bedtime plan was forgotten. Use the version that feels right for your family.
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