Smple and cute gift for my godson.
October 31, 2026
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Tooth Fairy Network is a gift anyone can give a child, and everyone can keep adding to. Anyone can give it: parents, grandparents, aunts, uncles, godparents and friends. You start the gift with a printed Proof: a keepsake with a drawing or photo and your note. We mail it to the child's home, or to you to hand over. The gift also puts US$10 in the child's own savings vault. Then the gift keeps growing. Family can add to the same vault with a gift of their own: for a lost tooth, a birthday or a holiday. Each one comes with a new Proof. It all goes to the child. The parent holds the key. Only the parent can take money out or move it. Anyone can check the balance on the vault's public record. The first gift costs US$59, one time. Shipping and tax are included in the US and Canada. There is no subscription and no monthly fee. If something is wrong with your Proof, we reprint it free within 30 days. We started in Toronto. The founder is a dad who wanted his kids to have one gift they would not outgrow. Toys get lost. Cash gets spent. A Proof stays on the shelf, and the savings stay theirs. Questions? Write to info@toothfairy.network.
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Toronto, Canada
- info@toothfairy.network
- toothfairy.network
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