FAQs
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Who are the Tooth Pixies?
The Tooth Pixies are the Tooth Fairy Mother’s helpers, sent to watch over your child while they lose their baby teeth.
Where do the Tooth Pixies come from?
Tucked away in the magnificent, ancient, rugged Ballroom rainforest of Dove Lake, Cradle Mountain, Tasmania, lives the Tooth Fairy Mother and her family of Tooth Pixies. This unique and magical habitat is sanctuary to many Australian native plants and animals, as well as the Tooth Fairy Mother and her little Tooth Pixie helpers.
When does the Tooth Pixie arrive?
Some children get their very own Tooth Pixie when they get their first baby tooth, while others get their Tooth Pixie when they first get a wobbly tooth.
What does the Tooth Pixie do?
Your very own Tooth Pixie will keep a watchful eye on your child to help instil the values of self-care, brushing teeth, eating healthy food and kindness. Your very own Tooth Pixie reports back to the Tooth Fairy Mother each night while your child sleeps. The next morning you might find your very own Tooth Pixie in a new location in your home!
What is my Tooth Pixie called?
You can name your very own Tooth Pixie whatever you like and register their name at our Tooth Pixie adoption centre here.
What happens when my child loses a tooth?
Encourage your child to put their tooth in a cup next to their bed, and that night when your child goes to sleep the Tooth Fairy Mother will leave a little reward for a child that has looked after their teeth, eaten their healthy food and shown kindness to others.
What reward does the Tooth Fairy Mother leave for my child?
Every family receives something different. Some children receive a note, others a small money offering or maybe a special gift.
When does the Tooth Pixie return?
Sometimes the Tooth Pixie will stay all year round with your family, other times they may only be there when your child’s tooth is wobbly.
Where does the Tooth Fairy Mother keep the baby teeth?
The Tooth Fairy Mother has a special keepsake box to keep your child’s teeth safe. It comes in our Deluxe Pack.
Where are some locations the Tooth Pixie can be found in our home?
Check out our social media pages to see where other Tooth Pixies have been found!
How many baby teeth will my child lose?
Children usually get 20 baby teeth and will start losing them from around 6 years old until around 12 or 13.
What is good oral health?
Good oral health means clean teeth, fresh breath and healthy gums. To enjoy optimal oral health, it is important to practise proper oral hygiene every day.
It’s recommended that you regularly brush and floss your teeth, eat healthy food and have regular dental check-ups.
See The Tooth Pixies Healthy Daily Habits here.