Two versions: one you print at home tonight, one that arrives in the post on proper card.
Worth saying plainly: the method itself is free and complete on this site. The full guide and the letter and certificate wording aren’t teasers — they’re the whole thing. The kit exists because doing all of that yourself takes an evening, and most people reading this haven’t got a spare evening.
The Complete Do-Do Fairy Kit
£3.49 was £7.99 instant download
A single PDF, downloaded straight after checkout, designed to print on an ordinary home printer on ordinary paper. Both wordings included — dummy and pacifier, paci, binky or soother — so you can’t buy the wrong one.
- The parent guide — the seven-night plan, the 2am scripts, and the troubleshooting, in a form you can read in ten minutes.
- Four fairy letters — dummy and pacifier wording, plus the second letter for the morning after a hard night, laid out on aged paper with space for your child’s name and the number of dummies.
- The bravery certificate — the one thing children ask to have read to them for weeks afterwards.
- A colouring sheet — the fairy garden and the star, for the following afternoon when they want to talk about it.
- The Cloudy Night — the bedtime story, properly typeset, for the third night.
- A dummy-hunt checklist — every place a dummy hides, because the one you miss is the one that undoes the week.
Just want the letter? The Fairy Letter Pack — all four fairy letters, including the second letter for the morning after a hard night, plus the bravery certificate — is £1.49. It’s the cheapest way to do this properly, and the full wording is still free to copy on this site if you’d rather write it out yourself.
The Keepsake Kit — coming later
Everything above, printed properly and posted to you, plus the physical pieces that make the handover night feel like an occasion.
- The star. A small keepsake star for the windowsill — the thing Ditch leaves behind, and the one object in this kit that is the story. Every other shop in this category sells a medal. A medal says “well done”. A star says “look, there it is.”
- The letter and certificate on real card, aged and finished, ready for a name and a date.
- A keepsake box for the certificate, the letter and whatever else the week produces.
- A small fairy door for the garden, the skirting board or the bottom of a tree.
- Biodegradable fairy dust — dried petals and lavender, not plastic glitter, because it’s going on your lawn.
- A drawstring bag for the dummies themselves, which turns out to matter: a child who packs a proper bag is doing something ceremonial, not just tidying up.
The keepsake kit isn’t on sale yet
The printables are ready now. The posted keepsake kit is being finished. If you want to know the moment it’s up — or you’re doing this next week and would like it early — say so and I’ll send it.
Who it’s for, and who it isn’t
Buy it if
- Your child is two to four and likes a story.
- You’ve decided to do this in the next fortnight.
- You’d rather spend £ than spend an evening.
- You want the keepsake afterwards — a lot of parents are surprised by how much they want to keep the certificate.
Don’t buy it if
- Your child is under about 20 months — gradual reduction is the better route, and it’s free.
- You’re still deciding whether to start. Read the method first.
- You’re happy writing your own letter. Genuinely — the wording is right here, take it.
- There’s a new baby, a house move or a nursery start in the next three weeks.
Questions about the kit
What is the difference between the printable kit and the keepsake kit?
The printable kit is a PDF you download and print at home — the guide, four letters, the certificate, a colouring sheet and the bedtime story. The keepsake kit is all of that printed on card and posted to you, plus a keepsake box, a fairy door, a drawstring bag and biodegradable fairy dust.
Does the kit work for both dummy and pacifier?
Yes. Both wordings are included in the same kit, so you are not buying the wrong version. The keepsake kit is printed in whichever wording you choose at checkout.
Do I need the kit for the method to work?
No, and we would rather say so plainly. The full method, the letter wording, the certificate and the bedtime story are free on this site. The kit saves you an evening of preparation.
Is the fairy dust safe for the garden?
It is dried petals and lavender rather than plastic glitter, specifically because it ends up on a lawn and in a flowerbed.