"Wooden Tooth Fairy Box | First Tooth Keepsake | Solid Wood Classic"
₩39,000 KRW
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Wooden Tooth Fairy Box | First Tooth Keepsake | Solid Wood Classic
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A Classic Wooden Home for Every Lost Tooth
Give the tooth fairy tradition a proper place to land. This solid wood tooth fairy box holds lost teeth (with room for the full set of baby teeth) and is sized so little hands can carry it to bed. Parents looking for a durable alternative to an envelope under the pillow get a simple natural-wood design that suits most bedrooms and becomes a childhood keepsake after the last visit.
This is the classic entry option in our range. For engraved beechwood detail and a more heirloom finish, see the Deluxe Wooden Tooth Fairy Box. Compare both in Wooden tooth fairy box: classic vs deluxe. Timing tips live in When do kids lose their first tooth? and our full tooth fairy box buying guide.
What's included
- One solid wood tooth fairy box with interior storage for baby teeth
- Classic natural-wood finish (no deluxe engraving package)
- Compact footprint for a bedside table or drawer
- Gift-ready keepsake format for ages when the first tooth is loose or already lost
Why parents choose it
- Solid natural wood children treat with more care than cardboard or plastic.
- Compact size for independent bedtime routines.
- Interior space for all 20 baby teeth over time, not only the first one.
- Simple design that blends with most kids' rooms.
- Lasting keepsake after the fairy years end.
Frequently asked questions
Is it safe for children under 3?
No. It is not suitable for children under 3. It contains small parts and is a keepsake accessory, not a toy. Adult supervision is required.
When do kids usually use it?
Most children lose the first baby tooth around age 5 to 7, though timing varies. Use the box once teeth start to loosen. Read when kids lose their first tooth for a fuller timeline.
How is this different from the deluxe box?
Classic is solid wood with a simple finish. Deluxe uses engraved beechwood for a more decorative heirloom look. Side-by-side detail: classic vs deluxe.
Can it hold more than one tooth?
Yes. The interior is intended for teeth collected across the full baby-tooth years.
Care and safety
Wipe clean with a dry or slightly damp cloth. Do not submerge in water. Warning: small parts. Not suitable for children under 3 years. Not a toy. Use under adult supervision. Keep away from very young siblings who still mouth objects.
Shipping
Free shipping across Australia and the USA on every order. We also ship to New Zealand, Canada, Singapore, the UAE, Hong Kong, Saudi Arabia, South Korea, and more. Duties and taxes are included on eligible DDP routes. Easy returns within 30 days.
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Frequently Asked Questions
FAQs
What's the difference between this and the Deluxe version?
The standard box is crafted from solid natural wood with a simple, clean design — perfect for parents who want quality without the premium price point. The Deluxe version features premium beechwood construction with engraved details and a more elaborate finish — it's the one grandparents tend to give as a gift. Both are built to last through all 20 baby teeth.
At what age do children start losing teeth?
Most children lose their first tooth between ages 5 and 7. This box is designed for 5 years and up — with adult supervision for younger children.
How many teeth can this box hold?
The box comfortably holds all 20 primary baby teeth, with room to spare. Many families keep all the teeth collected across the tooth fairy years as a childhood memento.
Is this safe for children to handle independently?
Yes, for children 5 and up. The box contains small parts and is not suitable for children under 3.
Is this a good gift for a child who's just started losing teeth?
It's a wonderful, meaningful gift — especially for grandparents to give to a grandchild at this milestone age. Pair it with a small "tooth fairy" note or coin for the first visit.