15+ Enchanting & Whimsical Tooth Fairy Name Ideas, From Toothiana to Dandelion Button Nose

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If your little one has a loose tooth, you might be thinking about starting a tooth fairy tradition to celebrate the loss of those baby teeth — and that magical being is definitely going to need a name! While “Tooth Fairy” works just fine, coming up with a unique name can add a delightful personal touch to the experience. We gathered ideas from parents who shared names passed down through generations, as well as some whimsical inspirations from tales, nature, and global cultures.

Here’s a list of enchanting names that will inspire you as you await the moment your child’s tooth finally falls out.

Magical & Charming Tooth Fairy Names

Tinker Belle
Inspired by Disney’s beloved fairy, this name brings a sense of magic and charm to your child’s tooth fairy.
Dandelion Button Nose
A whimsical tribute to nature, this name captures the essence of everything small and delightful about fairies.
Tulip Twinkle Toes
Combine your favorite flower with a fairy trait for a name that’s as light as a fairy’s dance.
Tooth Ninja
This fun, energetic name adds an element of excitement to the tooth fairy tradition, perfect for adventurous kids.
Dragonfly
If you prefer a flying creature that’s a bit different, Dragonfly is a unique name for a fairy that flits about.
Toothonia
A playful take on the Mexican sunflower, this name blends the tooth fairy’s role with a touch of elegance.
Toothiana
Inspired by a character from the animated film “Rise of the Guardians,” Toothiana adds a pop-culture twist to your fairy’s name.
Whisper
A fitting name for a fairy who visits quietly at night, this embodies the delicate magic of the moment.
Peri the Tooth Fairy
Rhyming and delightful, this name also means “fairy” in Turkish, adding an international flair.
Topolino
In Italy, this name refers to a little mouse that takes the place of the tooth fairy; it’s an adorable alternative.
Mignonette
Meaning “darling” in French, this sweet name is perfect for your child’s little winged friend.
Elsie Angel
Drawing inspiration from Catalonia’s “little angels,” this name exudes charm and warmth.
Brucie Bogtrotter
A whimsical name combining Scottish heritage with the beloved character from “Matilda,” making it both fun and meaningful.
Dela Moondust
With “Dela” meaning “tiny winged one,” this name captures the essence of a fairy sprinkled with a bit of magic.
Merryweather
Another nod to Disney, this name signifies a sunny disposition and works well for any tooth fairy.
Anna Bogle
In Irish folklore, Anna Bogle is a mischievous leprechaun who takes children’s teeth in exchange for gold.
Zahnfee
This German tooth fairy allows children to keep their teeth while rewarding them with money, offering a unique twist on the tradition.

These whimsical names can help you choose the perfect identity for your child’s tooth fairy. If you’re looking for even more ideas, check out our other post here for additional inspiration. And if you want to explore topics about pregnancy and home insemination, this resource is excellent.

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In summary, choosing a name for your child’s tooth fairy can add a fun and magical element to this cherished childhood tradition. Whether you opt for a name steeped in folklore or something more modern, the right choice can make this experience even more special.