Cue the magic.






Modern magic made easy.
From wiggle to wake up.
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Start with the story
Discover a world of tooth fairies who invent the Flylight, a magical lost-tooth signal just for kids!
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alert a tooth fairy
Kids use the Flylight to summon their very own tooth fairy to come collect their lost tooth from the tray.
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bring magic to life
With the push of a button kids become part of the fairytale as the colorful lights fill the room with magic.
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Record the Memories
Fill out the keepsake journal together to preserve all the special moments forever.
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Effortless enchantment.
All the elements work together, with the story of Lucy and the tooth fairies at the heart of everything. We made it simple and engaging, so you can make it meaningful and memorable. Dare we say, it’s like magic? (We dare.)





1. Start with the story.
With enchanting artwork, the Tooth Fairy Flylight Storybook vividly introduces the wonder of tooth fairies (yes, plural) and why they needed to create the Flylight (spoiler: it’s the adults). It answers kids’ big questions (like, what happens to the teeth?) and invites them to name their very own tooth fairy.





2. Alert a tooth fairy.
The Tooth Fairy Flylight puts the power to summon their tooth fairy in your child’s hands. They’ll place a lost tooth in the tray then press the button. The glowing tooth night light projects a color-changing pattern on their ceiling to light the way for their tooth fairy to follow.





3. Bring the magic to life.
When this lights begin to shine the whole room fills with magic and puts kids right at the center of their own fairytale. The pattern continues to glow for one hour, as your little one drifts off to sleep, knowing their fairy is on the way.





4. Record the Milestone
The Little Tooth Notebook helps you record the memorable moments from this big milestone, from the very first wiggle. With space to record dates, details, and fairy visit notes, both kids and adults will love filling in all the important details for each lost tooth.




Let's Make Some Magic

What's Included
- The Storybook | A beautifully illustrated, rhyming tale that brings the tooth fairy world to life in full-color, with As to Qs and the naming their own tooth fairy
- The Flylight | An interactive projector that lets their fairy know it’s time to visit. Automatically shuts off after one hour. Bright enough to feel special, but not too bright it keeps them awake. (3) AA batteries NOT included.
- The Little Tooth Notebook | A special keepsake to document each tooth, from when they start to wiggle to silly stories of how they fall out.
How It Works
1. Read the story and name your child’s personal fairy.
2. Place the tooth in the Flylight tray.
3. Press the button to send the light—and the lost-tooth signal—to fairyland.
4. Record the memories in The Little Tooth Notebook
Drift off to sleep knowing fairy magic is on the way!
Specifications & Safety
Tooth Fairy Box Set includes: Hardcover illustrated storybook, Flylight projector night light, Little Tooth Notebook keepsake journal
Dimensions
Flylight: 5 x 4.25 x 3 in
Storybook: 32 Pages, 9.25" x 7.25" (Hardcover)
Little Tooth Notebook : 44pages, 4" x 6" (Soft Cover)
Box: 10 x 8 x 4 in
Total Shipping Weight: 2.3 lbs
Flylight Material: ABS Plastic
Flylight Power: 3 AA Batteries (not included)
The Tooth Fairy Flylight has been 3rd party tested and validated to be compliant with ASTM F963-17, The Standard Consumer Safety Specification for Toy Safety, as well as compliant with part 15 of the FCC rules. Please refer to the Instructions for Use document enclosed in the packaging for more information. For any additional questions please contact support@toothfairyflylight.com.


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Meet the Flylight
The enchanted light that tells a tooth fairy when it's time to fly!
Kid-Led Magic
Pillow Not Required
Timed for Fairy Visits
Makes the fairytale real


Award Winning. Patent Pending.
Tooth Fairy Flylight is earning media praise for turning family milestones into magical memories.





Made by a Mom, Inspired by Wonder
Brooke's daughter couldn't wait to lose her first tooth. She wanted to know everything about the tooth fairy. (So many questions.) To satisfy her daughter’s curiosity, Brooke facilitated a pen pal correspondence between her and her very own tooth fairy, Lucy (like loose-y, get it?)
Those letters became a story—and then a night light that reimagined a whole tradition. Dreaming and designing turned into a simple, joyful way for families to make every lost tooth sparkle (more on that in the book).

