Tips for Sending Fairy Mail

If you’re ever stuck for what to write on a fairy letter, we’ve got 5 Tips for Sending Fairy Mail.

As an adult, we might think a letter from a pretend fairy isn’t much but to a child, it is magical. To a child, a letter from a fairy tells them there is someone special watching over them.

A special someone who is kind, friendly and able to share secrets with them. Someone who lives in a magical place where everything is happy and anything is possible.

And to a child, receiving a letter from their fairy friend is so special and something to be treasured.

5 tips for Sending Fairy Mail…

The ‘Golden Rule’ is ‘keep it simple’.

A Fairy letter shouldn’t be long, short is better. To a child a simple sentence or question is all that is needed.

2. Always encourage:

For example…

“I was watching you today and noticed how helpful you were”

3. Tell about a favourite thing:

For example, “My favourite colour is…., what is yours?”

4. Reinforce positive behaviour

For example…

5. A fairy letter can ask for an activity, such as to draw a picture or read a story.

Fairy Letters only need a few words to be effective. The magic is in the personal touch.

Asking simple questions.

Commenting on positive attributes.

Encouraging positive behaviour

Talking about your child’s day

And a Fairy Letter can be left anywhere. Leave one outside your child’s fairy door, under their pillow, on their dressing table, in their lunch box or anywhere that will surprise and delight them.

To make writing fairy letters easy, we have available a set of pre-printed fairy letters, that we have designed and made, ready to give.

Our set of “Letters from a Fairy” include 25 bright, colourful and detailed and letters, each designed to make your child feel beautiful, special and encouraged.

These are available here on our site.

If you prefer to write your own, we also have available colour coordinated blank notes with envelopes, which are perfect to match the colour of your fairy door.

We have Pink Fairy Letters…