At the same time, Abby the Elf delivers even more distressing news: Scott's teenage son Charlie is on the naughty list. Scott is now pressed to get married before the next Christmas Eve or the clause will be broken and he will stop being Santa forever. There are more than 50 sites in the family of free printables sites created by Savetz Publishing, Inc., a company devoted to creating useful and informative web sites of interest to consumers and small businesses.Eight years following the events of The Santa Clause, Scott Calvin has become a great Santa Claus at the North Pole, until Head Elf Bernard and Curtis, the Keeper of the Handbook of Christmas, inform him that there is another clause - the " Mrs. Like, what does she do with all those teeth? These letters introduce a personal relationship with the Tooth Fairy while addressing questions and even calming fears a child might have."
"Children love the mystery of the Tooth Fairy," Savetz explained. The tips page also covers matters such as how to decide how much money the Tooth Fairy will leave. For example, in some families, the Tooth Fairy leaves a trail of glitter behind. Two articles cover Tooth Fairy traditions as well as ideas and tips for parents.
There are also 10 Tooth Fairy coloring pages to download and print for free, as well as a link to printable Tooth Fairy certificates on 's sister site,. This premium version can be edited in Microsoft Word to include the child's name, siblings and other personal details. The letters are free to download and print in PDF form. The letters also gently encourage good dental hygiene.Įach letter is formatted on one of several custom Tooth Fairy stationery designs. There's a letter for children who have lost their first tooth, a humorous letter for older children and gender-specific letters from the Tooth Fairy. There's even a letter to cover when the Tooth Fairy "forgot" to come on the first night. With a dozen letters to choose from, there is a message to suit virtually every tooth-related occasion, from dental extractions to tooth "mishaps" such as when a child swallows or misplaces a tooth.
"I'm excited to be offering these letters to help out busy parents and bring a little Tooth Fairy 'magic' to kids." "As a parent, I love making milestones like lost teeth a special event in the family," said Kevin Savetz, who launched in July 2009. Parents and other Tooth Fairy "helpers" have a new resource in, a Web site offering free printable tooth fairy letters, coloring pages and advice for the occasion of a child's lost tooth.
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