Enjoy these tooth fairy coloring pages to experience some magic in your life. These 40 black and white images to color are perfect for introducing kids to this famous mythological figure.
The tooth fairy originates from many different sources of history throughout the world.
The concept as we know it is believed to have started in Europe, though. Over time, this friendly being was used to encourage kids not to be too sad about losing their teeth.
This collection will allow your child to have some fun coloring different scenarios featuring the tooth fairy, and the many styles make them perfect for kids of all ages.
40 Free Tooth Fairy Coloring Pages For Kids
1. A Boy Finds Some Money Under His Pillow
This lucky boy has found a few coins under his pillow, making the loss of his tooth a lot easier to bear! The idea of putting teeth under a pillow for a monetary reward is believed to have originated around the early 1900s.
2. Cartoon Tooth Fairy With A Wand Coloring Sheet
This cartoon tooth fairy has just found a tooth and is waving her wand to make some money appear. She appears as most people imagine this figure, but in some cultures, the tooth fairy takes other forms such as a mouse instead of a fairy.
3. Cute Tooth Fairy With Sparkling Wings
The tooth fairy needs to have some magical skills in order to perform her duty, and you can see that magic in this scene. When coloring scenes involving magic, it can be fun to encourage kids to use some glitter to add some sparkle to the picture.
4. Happy Tooth Fairy With Big Wings
The tooth fairy is always happy to provide some joy to kids as she performs her duties of collecting teeth. She is also wielding a toothbrush in this scene, and that calls to mind the fact that she is often meant to encourage kids to take care of their teeth.
5. Detailed Tooth Fairy Carrying A Tooth
There are so many details in this depiction of a tooth fairy carrying a tooth away! Losing a tooth can be a scary thing for a child, so a big benefit of the tooth fairy character is that it turns this event into something fun and magical instead.
6. Little Girl Wakes Up To The Tooth Fairy
The little girl in this scene is lucky to catch a glimpse of the tooth fairy bringing her a surprise. While money is the most common gift to leave under a pillow, some kids will get a little toy or candy instead.
7. Happy Boy With His Lost Tooth
Losing a tooth can be a source of happiness, as we see from this happy boy with his lost tooth. He knows that he will wake up to a gift the next morning! The tooth fairy is believed to collect over 300,000 teeth worldwide every night, so she is certainly kept busy.
8. Magical Sparkling Tooth Fairy
Magic is in the air for this simple cartoon version of the tooth fairy. Kids will lose around 20 baby teeth in their childhood, which creates a lot of opportunities for visits from this famous fairy.
9. Smiling Tooth Fairy In A Crown
This smiling tooth fairy is designed to look like a little girl, making her more relatable for kids as they add some color to her! Ultimate fans of the tooth fairy can visit a special museum dedicated to her in Deerfield Illinois. It features all sorts of information and fascinating memorabilia dedicated to her.
10. Tooth Fairy With A Treasure Chest
Since the tooth fairy visits as we sleep, not many people get to see her. Therefore, we don’t know how she transports the teeth and gifts she carries. This portrayal imagines that she uses a little treasure box for that purpose.
11. Tooth Fairy Castle In The Clouds
Even the tooth fairy needs a place to live, and this castle would be the perfect place! There are different theories as to what she uses teeth for, and some people believe they are used for various purposes in a fairy kingdom.
12. Tooth Fairy With A Tooth In A Pouch Coloring PDF
There are many ways to transport a tooth, and this tooth fairy uses a special pouch to carry it around. The style of this page is nice and simple, so it would be perfect for younger kids to use to experiment with new coloring tools or crafts.
13. Detailed Cartoon Tooth Fairy
14. Tooth Fairy Delivers A Gold Coin
The tooth fairy is laying down a shiny gold coin, and you can use some metallic gold pens to make it look more realistic.
15. Tooth Fairy Flies Over A Sleeping Child
The tooth fairy is about to perform her duty as she hovers over this sleeping child. You could encourage your own child to draw a scene in a bubble over her head to show what she’s dreaming about.
16. Tooth Fairy With A Tooth-Shaped Bag
The tooth fairy is going for themed accessories as she uses this tooth shaped bag to transport some teeth around.
17. Tooth Fairy Holding A Big Shiny Tooth
No one knows how big the tooth fairy is, but this depiction shows her as a small being that looks tiny compared to this baby tooth. Sometimes, baby teeth will be swallowed or go missing after they fall out, but the tooth fairy will usually bring a reward anyway!
18. Tooth Fairy Leaves A Coin By A Pillow
There are plenty of details to color on this depiction of a tooth fairy leaving a coin. If your child feels intimidated by the details, you can encourage them to use some colored pens or pencils while taking time to color all the little parts of the image.
19. Tooth Fairy With Stars And Magic Dust
20. Tooth Fairy With A Magic Wand Coloring Page For Kids
The magic wand wielded by this tooth fairy has a special tooth theme! If you want to create a fun challenge for your child, you can encourage them to design some more tooth-themed accessories for the tooth fairy.
21. Fairy Beside a Toothpaste Tube
A small fairy stands beside a toothpaste tube, bringing dental care into the magical scene. The tube adds a practical reminder that clean teeth matter before any tooth fairy visit happens.
22. Tooth Chart and Pencil
A tooth chart and pencil sit together like tools for tracking lost teeth. The chart gives the scene a gentle learning angle, helping kids connect baby teeth, brushing habits, and growing smiles.
23. Tooth Box by a Bedside Lamp
A tooth box rests beside a bedside lamp, creating a quiet nighttime setup. The little box feels special because it keeps the tooth safe until the tooth fairy arrives.
24. Fairy Flying Past a Crescent Moon
A fairy flies past a crescent moon, making the scene feel soft, sleepy, and magical. The moon places the moment clearly at night, when pillows, dreams, and tiny surprises become part of the story.
25. Fairy Carrying a Coin Purse
A fairy carries a coin purse, ready to trade a small reward for a lost tooth. The purse adds a useful object to the tooth fairy tradition and gives the scene a sweet sense of purpose.
26. Fairy Carrying a Tooth Pillow
A fairy carries a tooth pillow, keeping the focus on the tiny bedtime treasure. The pillow suggests careful delivery, soft fabric, and the excitement of leaving something special under a child’s head.
27. Fairy Wings with Moon Patterns
Detailed wings and moon patterns give this fairy a dreamy nighttime look. The crescent shapes and wing lines make the tooth fairy feel delicate, quiet, and ready for a midnight visit.
28. Child Brushing Teeth Before Bed
A child brushes teeth before bed, adding a healthy routine to the magical theme. Brushing before sleep helps protect teeth overnight, which makes the scene useful as well as sweet.
29. Fairy Beside a Tooth-Shaped Door
A fairy stands beside a tooth-shaped door, suggesting a tiny hidden entrance to a magical place. The door shape connects the fantasy setting directly to the tooth fairy world.
30. Tooth Palace with Tiny Windows
A tooth palace rises with tiny windows, turning a dental shape into a miniature castle. The palace feels whimsical and royal, like a secret home where tooth treasures are carefully kept.
31. Tooth Envelope on a Nightstand
A tooth envelope sits on a nightstand, ready for a nighttime exchange. The envelope keeps the lost tooth safe and makes the bedtime ritual feel neat, thoughtful, and easy to imagine.
32. Fairy Opening a Window at Night
A fairy opens a small window at night, slipping quietly into a sleeping room. The window adds a secret arrival moment, as if the tooth fairy is trying not to wake anyone.
33. Fairy Checking a Bedroom Shelf
A fairy checks a bedroom shelf, searching carefully among little bedtime objects. The shelf detail makes the scene feel lived-in, like a real child’s room with treasures tucked everywhere.
34. Tooth Jar with Ribbon Label
A tooth jar with a ribbon label creates a tidy keepsake scene. The labeled jar feels special and organized, perfect for a gentle tooth fairy collection idea.
35. Fairy Dust Path to a Pillow
A trail of fairy dust leads toward a pillow, guiding the eye straight to the bedtime surprise. The sparkling path makes the room feel magical even before the fairy appears.
36. Fairy Holding a Tiny Lantern
A fairy holds a tiny lantern, lighting her way through a dark bedroom. The lantern adds warmth and helps the tooth fairy feel careful, quiet, and gentle during her visit.
37. Fairy Writing in a Tooth Record Book
A fairy writes in a tiny tooth record book, turning the tradition into a careful little job. The book suggests names, dates, and tiny notes about each lost tooth.
38. Toothbrush, Toothpaste, and Clean Tooth
A toothbrush, toothpaste, and clean tooth sit together as a simple dental-care trio. The objects remind kids that brushing is part of keeping a bright smile ready for future tooth fairy visits.
39. Fairy Placing a Note Near a Bed
A fairy places a small note near a bed, adding a personal message to the nighttime surprise. The note makes the exchange feel thoughtful, like the child is receiving more than just a coin.
40. Fairy Reading a Bedtime Tooth Note
A fairy reads a bedtime tooth note, creating a quiet moment of discovery. The note suggests a child’s excitement, questions, or thanks written especially for the tooth fairy.Similar to Tooth Fairy Coloring Pages
After You Color Your Tooth Fairy Pages
- Help your child draw some background settings inspired by their real-life bedroom.
- Create a helper for the tooth fairy such as a little mouse to show off a different cultural idea of the fairy.
- Look up some interesting facts about teeth and tooth care to write on the pages.
- If you have some of your child’s baby teeth, stick one on the page to make it look like the tooth fairy is collecting a real tooth.