Losing a tooth lullabies · £9.99
A losing a tooth lullaby where the fairy's steps go soft and gentle.
Reassure your child that a wobbly tooth is a quiet adventure. Our personalised lullaby sings their name, the tooth fairy's night rounds and how growing up happens softly while you sleep. £9.99.
If bedtime feels a little nervous, let the fairy's whisper calm the worry. Their name, the first wobbly tooth, and a gentle ending that drifts them into sweet dreams.
You approve every lyric · Gentle endings · Ready for tomorrow night
A worked example
Meet Peggy, our example little tooth fairy fan
Peggy is invented, but the details show the kind of story parents send us. Your lullaby will be built from your own child's tale.
Peggy
Six years old, her first wobbly tooth is the biggest news, thrilled but a little worried it might hurt.
- First wobbly tooth
- Excited about the tooth fairy
- A bit nervous about pain
- Loves bedtime stories
What her mum told us
Peggy is six and her first wobbly tooth is the biggest news of her life so far. She's thrilled and slightly worried it will hurt. A lullaby about the tooth fairy's gentle night rounds, and how growing up happens softly while you sleep.
Read the lyrics: Peggy's Tooth Fairy LullabyLullaby · Soft female voice · Tooth fairy
Verse 1
Little Peggy, close your eyes,the moon is up in sleepy skies.Your tiny tooth has done its job,no need to worry, no need to sob.It wiggled hard, it wiggled free,as brave as brave as brave can be.
Refrain
Hush now Peggy, drift and dream,softer than a moonlit beam.The tooth fairy's on her way,she'll keep the ache and fright away.
Verse 2
She flies so light on silver wing,past sleeping birds who dare not sing.She'll tuck a coin beneath your head,and kiss your worries from the bed.No hurt at all, just soft, just slow,that's simply how big girls do grow.
Refrain
Hush now Peggy, drift and dream,softer than a moonlit beam.The tooth fairy's on her way,she'll keep the ache and fright away.
Bridge
Growing up is quiet and kind,it happens gently in your mind.While you sleep beneath the stars,you're changing, Peggy, just as you are.
Verse 3
So let that little tooth take flight,tucked away this velvet night.Tomorrow's sun will find you new,still our Peggy, brave and true.
Refrain
Hush now Peggy, drift and dream,softer than a moonlit beam.The tooth fairy's on her way,she'll keep the ache and fright away.
Outro
Sleep now Peggy, calm and deep,the fairy's near, so drift to sleep.Hush, hush, hush,sleep.
Peggy's lullaby was built from her excitement and tiny worry. Yours will come from whatever your child loves.
What to tell us for a losing a tooth lullaby
A sentence or two is plenty. Little details make the magic sparkle.
Their wobbly tooth story
First tooth, biggest news, how they feel: thrilled, nervous, curious. Those feelings become the gentle verses.
The tooth fairy details
Name of the fairy, favourite sparkle, or a special bedtime ritual. Tiny touches turn the song into theirs.
Bedtime routine
A favourite bedtime phrase, a cuddly toy, a soft nightlight: anything that makes the night feel safe.
Voice preference
Soft female, calm male, or a whispering lull. Choose the tone that matches your lights-out.
What tonight could feel like
The gentle settling of the night
From the first verse to the final hush, each moment eases a little worry.
The first smile
Peggy hears her name in a soft song, the fairy's whisper makes her grin, then her eyes start to droop.
The quiet glide
The fairy's gentle steps glide over the pillow, and the wobbly tooth settles like a tiny star.
The sleepy finish
The final refrain wraps the room in calm, the night deepens, and little ones drift into steady sleep.
Sorted before tomorrow's bedtime
How it works
A few small questions tonight, one gentle lullaby tomorrow.
Tell us about your little one
Their name, age, and the wobbly tooth story you want to share.
Read the lyrics, then we sing
We write the lullaby while you watch, and you approve every line before we record.
Delivered within 24 hours
A high-quality MP3 lands in your inbox, ready for tonight's bedtime.
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Who's this lullaby for?
One little star or two: siblings can share a lullaby. Their names are sung all the way through.
Takes about three minutes · Your answers save as you go
Before you ask
Questions, answered
Common questions, answered before lights-out.
Will a tooth fairy lullaby really calm them down?
Yes. The words are written to soothe, the fairy moves gently through each line and the melody stays soft and slow, encouraging sleepy eyes.
Can I include the fairy's name or a special phrase?
Absolutely. Tell us any name, sparkle detail or bedtime phrase: it becomes part of the song.
How long does it take?
Your personalised lullaby is recorded and delivered within 24 hours of ordering. You read and approve the lyrics before we sing.
What ages does it suit?
The losing a tooth lullaby works well for children aged three to eight, with language pitched to the age you give us.
What do I actually receive?
A high-quality MP3 of the lullaby, sung in the voice you chose, sent to your email with a download link. Play it on any phone, tablet or speaker.
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