We have been trying out another great children’s game from Drumond Park. This time it is the Magic Tooth Fairy. As usual one lucky In The Playroom reader will have the chance to win a copy of the game for their family.
The Magic Tooth Fairy Game is really unique and different from any games that I’ve seen and is a great idea for children of 5+ who will be experiencing their own teeth falling out soon, to help them not to worry about losing their teeth. Mr Z is 6 next month and has not yet lost any teeth, although plenty of his class mates have so the tooth fairy is something that is very much on his radar as he hears of his class mates earning money for their teeth. He was really excited to try out the game and loved the idea of winning gold coins!
The game comes with a fold out board and a special bed which you place in the centre. The spinner is part of this bed, and it has a special mechanism for placing teeth under the pillow then turning them into gold coins with the magic wand, which Mr Z found pretty impressive.
Players move their counter around the board spinning to see whether they loose a tooth, and then whether they can put it under the pillow for the tooth fairy.
The board and all the character pieces are very brightly coloured and appealing in a cartoon-ish style. There is room for 2 to 4 players to join in the game at once.
As the game is for 5+, Mr Z enjoyed playing it with me after his younger brothers had gone to bed. I do feel this age rating is realistic and the game may be a little tricky for children under 5 as there are a few rules to remember. This will depend on the child and their abilities though.
Mr Z wanted to play this game again straight away as soon as we finished, and he is always keen to keep playing with it. It really kept him entertained and was just perfect for his level at 5 years old.
The concept of the game may sound a little bit unusual at first when you see the giant mouths and teeth, but it really works well for this age group and if you have a child with some anxiety about losing their teeth I think it could help. Mr Z is not too worried about losing his, because he is looking forward to reaping the financial rewards! 😉
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a special £2 coin for each tooth
£2 in my house too – my daughter is desperate for this game!
£2 for a tooth!
£2 per tooth
not yet had a vivit from the tooth fairy as too little, think about £2
We haven’t got to that stage yet thankfully! I’ve been told £5 for the first tooth then 50p for every other!
£2 pound from the tooth fairy
2.00 a tooth but for front two they get 3.00
£1 in ours
We are yet to loose a tooth in this house but i think £2 is fair!
Our tooth fairy pays £1 per tooth.
our tooth fairy pays £1 per tooth plus £1 to brothers or sisters so they don’t feel left out 🙂
The tooth fairy brings a magical sparkly £2 🙂
It used to be 20p when I was little, now I think a shiny £2 coin is fair!
£2 a tooth
£1!
£1 and he is really chuffed x
£1
It cost me £49 to have one removed
My Little one gets a £1 coin xx
£2 coin
A whopping £2 🙂
Nothing, being a Grandma, I give them a big hug, wrap the tooth in magic tissue and give it to mummy or daddy to take home with them so the fairy knows where to find it!
a whopping £2 in our house (i used to get 20p when i was a kid)
I feel a bit singy reading some of these comments i only give 50p
stingy
£5!!! only because the tooth fairy had no change!!
my daughter first lost a tooth at grandmas house, they gave her £2 so I had to keep it up
a £1 coin from our toothfairy
£1, mine’s a bit skint at the moment. 🙂
£1 in our house
hi £1 for an ordinary tooth and £2 for a double tooth x
We haven’t needed it yet, but I hear the going rate here is £2 for first tooth and £1 thereafter
The first one its £2 and then it is £1 for the rest.
£2 for every single tooth =)
£2 coin, it’s getting expensive
when my children were little the going rate was 50p……………yes l’m that old!!! l don’t know what the current should be
the tooth fairy currently charges £1 a tooth here
One pound in our house
My boys get a £2 coin – when I was a kid it was a 10 pence piece – Inflation!!!!
£1 coin in my house
We gave not got to the wobbly teeth stage yet. I would buy a big present fir the first one. Then probably £2 each time after that.
£1 each tooth
£1
£1 per tooth. I think he got £1.50 once when it was a big tooth. He hasn’t spent any of it though.
A pound for us .
It has always been £1.00 in our house.
£1 per tooth
£1 .00 per tooth ;-))
Too much a pound a tooth with two kids its like an extra debt!
£1 per tooth
well it was £1 a tooth… somehow its managed to go up to £2, the poor tooth fairy will need a loan at this rate, i have 5 children 😀
The toothfairy hasn’t yet had to pay a visit but will probably pay £1.00 per tooth.
£1.00 per tooth
Always a £2 coin. Not the brightest idea on the tooth fairy’s part, as it’s not a coin that is always in her purse, but it is nice to give something that is big in a childs hand
Two pounds a shot
£2 per tooth
£2 a tooth in my house
We pay £1.00 per tooth.
We’re yet to Lose any yet, but I was going to go for a silver coin as my mum did, so probably 50p, although their cousin got £20 for her first so will feel a little tight x
we haven’t lost a tooth yet and was thinking 50p but after reading these post may have to up to £1
When I was younger it was only 50 pence, these days it’s £2, inflation eh:D
Haven’t lost any yet….£1?
£1 for each tooth
my little girls teeth havnt fallen out yet, though she has just got 2 wobbly teeth recently. The tooth fairy will leave her £1 for each tooth providing her bedroom is tidy when the tooth fairy visits x
In line with inflation it is now £2 per tooth
Urgh! the tooth fairy is something I’m dreading! It will probably be about £10 by the time my son starts losing teeth! I got 50p a tooth when I was little. I might try and do something other than money, will have to wait and see x
My son gets £5 a tooth! 🙂
I have been giving a £1 a tooth – if I’d worked out how much it was going to cost by the time all 3 kids have lost all of theirs it would have been 20p a tooth!!!!!!!
We give £2 per tooth
We haven’t lost any in our house yet
A £2 coin for every tooth 🙂
50p in our house!
£1
£1 a very special gold coin
£2 per tooth must be the going rate x
No set amount
The tooth fairy pays £1 a tooth in our house.
A pound a tooth in our household.
£1.00 x
My little one has yet to lose a tooth but I don’t think I would make it a set amount really because I might not have the right change on a day he’s lost a tooth and then I’d feel bad for giving him the “wrong” amount. I think Anything from £1 – £3 would probably be the amount he does get though.
Usually £1 but she has forgotten a few times – Bad mummy 🙁
The tooth fairy who visits our house pays £1 per tooth.
Its currently under debate but I think we are going to go with a pound
She brings a £1 a tooth here 😀
A pound under the pillow for grandson. I used to get sixpence
The tooth fairy brings £1
The tooth fairy brings a £1 coin.
The tooth fairy leaves £1
£1
Anything from 50p to £1, dependent on if she has been to the bank or not
The Tooth Fairy hasn’t visited our house yet, but when she does I’m told she’ll leave £2 per tooth.
A single £1 coin.
We haven’t lost any teeth here yet but planning on £2 for the first and £1 thereafter, the tooth fairy doesn’t have a lot!!
The Tooth Fairy always brings a shiny 20p piece
£2
we pay the tooth fairy a £1 per tooth
£1 on a good day
£1 but if the tooth is extra shiny £2 x
£2 for the first tooth and £1 for any teeth after that
my grandson hasn’t lost any teeth yet, but my kids used to get £1, i suppose it will be more now
where not to that stage yet but thinking £1 and £2 for the back ones
£1 per tooth
£5 for the first tooth, and £1 for each one after that
When my boys were younger it was £1 per tooth, My daughter has yet to experience the tooth fairy, yet I should imagine it will be £2 per tooth
Ours vary normally around 2 pound!!!!
£1.00 for the first special tooth and 50p for each afterwards 🙂
£2 per tooth from the tooth fairy
It will be a £2 coin here when it happens.
It was 20p – but that was a while ago
We haven’t had a visit from the tooth fairy yet but was planning on £1/tooth
The tooth fairy pays £1 per tooth.
It depends how much change the fairy has lol. My daughters tooth came out last week and the fairy left her £1.50 x
1 pound 🙂
1 pound per tooth
We have not had her visit yet but I think it will be £1.
Just £1
It would be £1-£2 depending on whether a little or bigger tooth. I used to get 20p!
£1
nothing yet as they are all still intact, i’m thinking £1 when it happens, i used to get 20p
Not decided yet, not old enough 🙂
£2
No toothfairy in our house yet, but as a school teacher I hear the going rate is about £2, but £5 if its a back tooth!?
it depends on the size, little ones 50p big ones £1
and a little note from the fairy that visited.
Just £1 per tooth – it’s what I used to get from my parents!
The tooth fairy leaves a £2 coin under the pillow x
A 1£ for a tooth.
£5 for the first, £2 thereafter