The elf is arguably one of, if not the most anticipated magical visitor of the year for children {besides Santa himself} and they can't help but count down to their arrival in December. However, there's also another special visitor who can pop in at any time of the year - the Tooth Fairy! What happens when the tooth fairy comes to visit at the same time the elf is in your house?
TOOTH FAIRY ELF ON THE SHELF IDEAS
Will they get along? Will they be scared of each other? Are they already friends? Or maybe the tooth fairy will sneak in and out before the elf gets back from the North Pole. Here's a few ideas to use if you find the tooth fairy visiting your house during December.
Elf makes tooth bag
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If the elf knows that a tooth is wiggly and likely to fall out soon they can get to work crafting a special tooth fairy bag to leave for your child's tooth so it's kept safe for the Tooth Fairy. They can bring it when the tooth is really close to falling out so it's ready to be used on the big night.
Elves set a trap for the Tooth Fairy
The cheeky elves heard that the Tooth Fairy would be visiting and set a trap for her, but they couldn't resist trying the cookies themselves! Looks like the Tooth Fairy got away.
Tooth Fairy caught the elf
Oh no the Tooth Fairy caught the elf and tied him up with dental floss just in case he's an unwanted visitor. You can get the free printable elf tooth fairy sign here.
Grinch Tooth Fairy prank
If you have a naughty Grinch who visits in December with the elves then there's a chance they may take an opportunity to play a prank on the kids and the Tooth Fairy. Don't worry the Tooth Fairy will come back for another visit the next night.
Tooth Fairy leaves money with elf
The Tooth Fairy and the elf are actually besties so she leaves the money with the elf for safe keeping until the morning.
Elf tries to make more coins
The Tooth Fairy leaves the money with the elf for safe keeping until the morning and the elf decides to add more coins to the pile. The elf can use real gold coins, plastic gold coins or chocolate gelt coins if you celebrate Hanukkah.
Tooth Fairy tells elf to floss
Uh oh! The Tooth Fairy told the elf to pass on a message about flossing, but he's got himself all tangled up.
Elf gets Tooth Fairy wings
If the elf and Tooth Fairy meet up overnight she can make the elf their very own set of fairy wings. The easiest way to do this is to fold a piece of paper in a concertina style by folding it backwards and forwards onto itself in 1cm increments. You'll then want to tape the wings in the middle so they fan out like wings.
Elf fairies
The Tooth Fairy may decide to turn the elves into fairies too, but keep them tied up just in case they aren't trustworthy. Thankfully sparkly tinsel handcuffs aren't as restrictive as dental floss.
Elf brings toothbrushes
The elf can leave a note for the kids letting them know all about the fun they had with the Tooth Fairy the night before and pass on some gifts for having very clean teeth.
Elf pretends to be tooth fairy
After meeting the Tooth Fairy overnight, the elf can dress up as her to pass on a message to remember to always brush and floss your teeth. Even better if she brings a new toothbrush, floss and toothpaste for the kids.
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