Review: Personalized Tooth Fairy Box

It's probably no big surprise that we didn't teach our kids to believe in the tooth fairy. Nope. But that doesn't mean we don't still have fun with them when they lose their teeth. Indeed, losing a tooth really is a rite of passage and our kids enjoy putting said tooth under their pillow in hopes that the "Tooth Fairy Mama" will come and reward them for pulling random things out of their mouths. *giggle*

I remember having a fun pillow specifically for the purpose of putting my teeth in when I was little and I always thought I'd do something clever and creative for my own kids when the time came. Alas, I never did. And I usually forget to put the $1 under their pillow too which leads to a really funny game of, "Now where DID that goofy tooth fairy mama leave your dollar?" game the next morning.

At least my kids understand it's just my goofiness and not any lack of interest in their big event. Or something.

Anyway, when contacted by the Baby Box people about receiving one of their sweet tooth boxes for one of my girls I was thrilled. I jumped the gun, though, and gave them the name of all of my kids and let them choose. They chose my oldest who probably isn't going to lose many more teeth. But that's okay, she still likes the box. It looks just like this only with her name:

Pretty sweet, huh? These personalized tooth fairy boxes cost $24 each. They also have personalized tooth fairy dolls, sterling silver tooth fairy boxes, and a tooth fairy pillow. All of their items are very sweet and would make very nice (VERY nice) baby shower gifts or special occasion gifts.  I think the box we received is very sweet. I wish I'd made sure they had put my youngest daughter's name on it, though, because then we would have gotten some real use out of it! Ah, well. It's a keepsake for my oldest.

Disclosure: I received one of these personalized tooth fairy boxes for the purpose of review. It's really sweet. I'm thinking M12 might still have another tooth or two to lose, so we might get a little use out of it after all. *grin* I keep a proper disclosure statement available right here.