Description
Tooth Fairy Box Smiley Face
Make losing a tooth feel a little more magical with our adorable Tooth Fairy Box Smiley Face! Designed and 3D printed by me here at Sensory Oasis for Kids, these teeny little tooth-shaped boxes are a sweet way to keep that precious lost tooth safe while waiting for the Tooth Fairy to arrive.
Each box features a happy little smiling face on the front and opens to reveal a small hollow space inside – just the right size for tucking away a tiny tooth overnight. It can also help make the whole tooth-losing experience feel a little more special, particularly for kids who love having a little ritual around big milestones.
At approximately 3 cm x 3 cm, these boxes are beautifully compact and easy to pop beside the bed, under a pillow, or in a special Tooth Fairy spot. Once the Tooth Fairy has visited, they can also be kept as a cute little keepsake.
Why you’ll love it
- Designed and 3D printed by Sensory Oasis for Kids
- Cute tooth shape with a happy smiley face
- Opens to hold a lost baby tooth
- Creates a special little Tooth Fairy ritual
- Small and easy to place beside the bed or under a pillow
- Can be kept as a sweet keepsake afterwards
- A fun little gift for children reaching the tooth-losing stage
Perfect for
- Lost baby teeth
- Tooth Fairy visits
- First lost tooth celebrations
- Creating a special bedtime tradition
- Kids who love tiny treasures
- Tooth Fairy gifts
- Keepsake boxes
- Adding a little fun to a sometimes-wobbly milestone
Please note
Each Tooth Fairy Box is 3D printed by us, so small layer lines, slight surface variations and minor differences between individual pieces are normal and form part of the 3D printing process.
Colours may appear slightly different depending on your screen settings.
Approximate size: 3 cm x 3 cm.
Safety information
This is a small item and may present a choking hazard. Not suitable for children under 3 years. This product is intended as a Tooth Fairy keepsake box and is not a toy. Adult supervision is recommended. Please keep the box and any tooth stored inside it away from babies and young children who may place small objects in their mouths.
