🦷 First Lost Tooth Certificate

Make a keepsake certificate for the first wiggly tooth. Add your child's name, age, and the date, then print it on card stock. Free, no sign-up.

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Making the first tooth special

Most children lose their first baby tooth somewhere between ages 5 and 7, usually a bottom front tooth. A certificate with the date makes it a keepsake: print it on card stock, add the date to a baby book, or tape it next to a photo of the gap-toothed smile.

What do parents leave for a first tooth?

Many families leave a little more for the first tooth than for later ones, such as a gold dollar coin, a small toy, or a note. Pick what fits your family; the certificate works with any gift.

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Questions parents ask

When do kids lose their first tooth?

Most children lose their first baby tooth between ages 5 and 7, often a lower front tooth.

What do you write on a first tooth certificate?

The child's name, their age, the date the tooth came out, what the Tooth Fairy left, and a signature from the Tooth Fairy.

Is this first tooth certificate free?

Yes. Personalize and print it, or save it as PDF, for free.

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