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The night the pacifier fairy comes, with your child in it
Your child, by name, gathering up their pacifiers for the fairy. The brave night, with a grown-up from your family beside the bed. And the morning after, when the basket is empty and they find out what they did. Watched in the days before, it makes the goodbye a story your child already knows how to be the hero of.
- Your child in every scene, named by the narrator
- A grown-up from your family can be in it too
- Ready within 24 hours, checked by a person
Three moments from the story
Moment 1
The pacifiers go in the basket
Your child gathers up every pacifier in the house, by name, and chooses where the fairy will find them.
Moment 2
The brave night
Pajamas on, the basket on the windowsill, a grown-up from your family beside the bed, and Finn outside the window to carry it away.
Moment 3
The morning after
A wake in the night with the comfort object close, then morning: the basket is empty, a letter from Finn and a small gift are in its place, and the narrator says their name.
The pictures from the film will appear here when it is made. The full film is never shown on this page.
Free today
A letter from Finn, with your child's name in it
For the morning after: the pacifiers are gone, a small gift is in their place, and beside it a letter from Finn that knows their name, who was there, what they hold instead, and the brave thing they did. Tap a few things about your family and print it at home. Nothing you type leaves your device.
Write the letterGuides for this moment
- Pacifier weaning: when to stop and how to do it without a meltdown: the whole method, start here.
- The pacifier fairy: how to set up the night, and the other goodbye rituals.
- When to stop the pacifier: the readiness signs, and why dentists care about the age.
- How to wean the pacifier at night: the sleep plan comes first.
Questions
- When can I order the pacifier fairy story?
- It is the next story we are making. Leave your email on this page and we will tell you the day it is ready to make. There is nothing to pay now.
- What exactly is it?
- A short storybook film, about two and a half minutes long, with your child in every scene and the narrator saying their name. A grown-up from your family can be in the story too. You watch it in the FableFleet app on iPhone and iPad or from the email link, and you can download it to keep.
- What age is it for?
- Children from about two to four, which is when most families say goodbye to the pacifier. The ritual works best once a child can follow a simple story and look forward to it.
- When should we watch it?
- In the days before the goodbye, so the night arrives as something your child has already seen go well. Pediatricians suggest talking the change through for a few days first, and a story about it is the easiest way to do that.
- Is there anything I can use before it is ready?
- Yes. The pacifier fairy letter on our site is free: it has your child's name in it, to leave where the pacifiers were on the morning after. You fill it in and print it at home.
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