Childhood magic
The tooth fairy, the Easter bunny, birthdays and the little traditions children remember.
Easter Bunny traditions in the UKThe history of the Easter Bunny and British Easter customs such as chocolate eggs, pace-egging and egg rolling, plus Easter 2027 dates.Easter egg hunt ideas for kidsHow to plan an Easter egg hunt indoors or in the garden, with clues to copy, ideas by age, rainy-day backups and ways to keep it fair.The first lost tooth: what to expect and how to celebrateWhen children usually lose their first milk tooth, what NHS sources say, what to do on the day and ideas to make the milestone memorable.Half birthday ideas for kidsHow to work out a half birthday and celebrate it simply, with ideas for half cakes, half parties and children whose birthdays fall near Christmas.Keepsake letters for childrenIdeas and wording for letters children will keep for life, from yearly birthday letters to letters to open at 18, plus how to store them safely.Kids' birthday traditions to start this yearSimple birthday traditions for children, from morning rituals and yearly interviews to birthday letters, plus classic UK customs.The Tooth Fairy going rate in the UKWhat UK surveys say the Tooth Fairy leaves per tooth, how it varies by region, and how to choose a fair rate for your family.Tooth Fairy ideas to make every visit magicalPractical, low-cost Tooth Fairy ideas, from glitter footprints and tiny letters to rescue plans for when the Tooth Fairy forgets.Tooth Fairy letter ideas: what to writeReady-to-copy wording for Tooth Fairy letters, from the first tooth to the last, with tips on making a letter look truly magical.What does the Tooth Fairy do with teeth?Imaginative answers to give children, the real history behind the Tooth Fairy and Spain's tooth mouse, and what parents actually do with baby teeth.