My Loose Tooth: Kids' Book About Losing a First Tooth
Coming Summer 2026!
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Make Losing a Tooth FUN—Not Frightening!
No more confusion or worries—My Loose Tooth is a playful, step-by-step storybook that helps kids feel excited, prepared, and proud as they lose their first tooth!
The Perfect Tool to Help Kids Go From:
- Uncertainty to Understanding – Explaining why baby teeth fall out and what comes next
- Mystery to Magic – Showing kids the BIG, important jobs their baby teeth do—from talking to smiling!
- Toothbrush Battles to Healthy Habits – Encouraging lifelong dental care in a fun, engaging way
✨Bonus fun✨ Spot theTiny Tooth Fairy Guide on each page to keep little readers engaged and excited.
Written by a dental hygienist & mom, My Loose Tooth takes kids on a fun adventure to discover why baby teeth matter, what happens when they fall out, and how to keep their growing smiles strong for life!
- Dimensions: 8.5 x 8.5 inches
- Format: Hardcover
- Print length: 32 pages
- Language: English
- Ages: 2-7 years
- Publication date: Pending
Step-by-Step Guidance
Breathe a sigh of relief knowing your child is calm, curious, and ready to wiggle that first tooth free—no more confusion, fear, or surprise!
ONE Milestone
This bite-sized story focuses on losing that very first tooth—celebrating the magic (and might!) of baby teeth! It gives your little one just enough info to feel prepared, not scared (Because sometimes less really is more!).
Friendly Language
Enjoy peace of mind knowing you’re building happy, positive associations with every word—helping your little one create a positive internal story about the dentist and their smile.
A mama's wisdom, sprinkled with Tooth Fairy magic!
Created by a dental hygienist and mama, Tiny Teeth Books blend expert knowledge with playful storytelling to make dentistry FUN & FEAR-FREE for kids.
You get the best of both worlds: trusted dental know-how woven into playful stories about big tiny-teeth milestones—like first dentist visits and that very first wiggly tooth.