droolicious : Tooth fairy boxes

Tooth Fairy Find

Lisa Mulcahy — Thu, 16 Apr 2009 00:30:00 GMT

If your kid is a light sleeper here’s a tooth fairy solution for you. Instead of trying to retrieve a tooth from underneath the pillow of a sleeping child, this hanging tooth fairy pocket, $28, allows for easy access. Simply hang it on the doorknob. The tooth on the pocket even glows in the dark so the fairy isn’t fumbling around trying to find it.

Got Baby Teeth? Well, Organize Them!

Cathy Hale — Thu, 29 Jan 2009 22:00:00 GMT

Keeping baby teeth may seem weird or gross to some of you. Me, I think it's totally normal. In fact, I still have my baby teeth neatly saved in a little wooden box. Anyway...

This is a Baby Tooth Keepsake for the hopelessly sentimental (or just mental). Developed by a dentist/dad, this is a cute, functional and sweet way to store those little pearly whites forever. The illustrated organizer comes in a hand-crafted tin keepsake box. It has a handy chart so you can always remember that toothless grin. I think it's a neat way to take "tradition" a few steps beyond the tooth fairy and share important milestones together - no matter how small. The album comes in an organza bag, so it makes for a unique gift too. Check out Baby Tooth Album for many more Tooth Fairy-approved items.

Discount Deals: Sorrelli Tooth Fairy Jewel Box

AmandaHill — Thu, 08 Jan 2009 00:30:00 GMT

If you tend to keep the teeth that your child loses, storing them in a plastic zip-lock Glad bag probably gets rather awkward after a while. Sorrelli makes a great Jewel encrusted Tooth Box in which the lost teeth can be placed. Click to read more about the jewel box behind the fold.

The great thing about this Sorelli Tooth Fairy Jewel Box is that if you order it through Good for the Kids, you get 15% of the box. Also, with your Droolicious discount code for Good for the Kids (DROOL) you get an additional 15% off of the price. This might be perfect if your child is gracing around tooth losing time.