A 30-Day Fairy Magic Challenge ~ A gentle invitation to bring a little more wonder into your everyday life

Everwhim Hollow has always been, at its heart, about something very simple… slowing down, noticing the magic, and remembering that wonder still lives in the smallest moments.

As a Nana, I didn’t just want to send my granddaughter letters, I wanted to create experiences she could feel. Moments she would remember. And somewhere along the way, I realized that magic doesn’t have to arrive in an envelope.

Sometimes… we can create it ourselves. So I put together something special for you and your little ones:

A 30-Day Fairy Magic Challenge

Thirty tiny, meaningful ways to bring a bit of Everwhim Hollow into your home, your garden, and your everyday life ~ small moments of joy, imagination and connection.

How It Works

• Each day, choose one simple activity.
•  Some take minutes. Some linger a little longer.
• Let your child or grandchild lead. Let their imagination wander.
• And most of all… have fun with it!

Your 30 Days of Fairy Magic

• Day 1
  • Leave a tiny note outside for the fairies. See if they write back…
• Day 2
  • Create a small fairy resting spot using leaves, petals, or moss.
• Day 3
  • Sprinkle a little “fairy dust” (glitter or sugar) near a window or door.
• Day 4
  • Take a quiet walk and look for places fairies might hide.
• Day 5
  • Write your own magical letter and tuck it somewhere special.
• Day 6
  • Turn off the lights early and read a story by soft glow or candlelight (safely).
• Day 7
  • Collect tiny treasures from nature—acorns, petals, stones.
• Day 8
  • Create a tiny fairy bouquet.
• Day 9
  • Whisper a wish into the night sky.
• Day 10
  • Leave a small “thank you” treat for woodland creatures.
• Day 11
  • Draw a picture of what a fairy might look like.
• Day 12
  • Build a tiny fairy garden together.
• Day 13
  • Talk about what makes someone kind—and practice it that day.
• Day 14
  • Make up a fairy name for your child.
• Day 15
  • Write down one thing your child is brave about.
• Day 16
  • Look at the moon and imagine who might be watching from Everwhim Hollow.
• Day 17
  • Decorate an envelope with stickers, drawings, or stamps.
• Day 18
  • Sit quietly outside and listen for “whispers” in the wind.
• Day 19
  • Create a tiny fairy path using pebbles or petals.
• Day 20
  • Watch a small creature and imagine what it might be saying.
• Day 21
  • Share a kind word with someone unexpected.
• Day 22
  • Create a “magic corner” in your home.
• Day 23
  • Pretend you received a letter—what would it say?
• Day 24
  • Look for shapes in the clouds and turn them into stories.
• Day 25
  • Write a letter to a fairy and keep it safe.
• Day 26
  • Make a tiny “fairy snack” (berries, crackers, etc.)
• Day 27
  • Dance like a fairy in the sunlight.
• Day 28
  • Pick a flower and imagine its story.
• Day 29
  • Say something kind to yourself.
• Day 30
  • Sit together and talk about your favorite magical moment from the month.

A Little Keepsake of Magic
If you decide to take part in this 30-Day Fairy Magic Challenge, I encourage you to make it your own.  Do it alongside your child or grandchild. Sit together. Laugh together. Wonder together.

• Take photos of the tiny moments
• Save the little notes you write
• Keep the treasures you collect along the way

You might gather:

• pressed flowers from a fairy bouquet
• a handwritten letter tucked into an envelope
• tiny stones or petals from a quiet walk
• drawings of fairies imagined and brought to life

Place them in a small keepsake box, a journal, or even a simple envelope.  And then one day, you’ll open again and those little moments of laughter and magic will still be there, ready for you to revisit and remember.

When I created Everwhim Hollow, it wasn’t just about letters, it was about creating moments like these - quiet, meaningful, magical moments that children carry with them long after they’ve grown.

Because imagination isn’t just play - it's where confidence begins, where kindness grows, and where wonder lives.

And the most beautiful part? You don’t need anything elaborate to create it. Just a little time, a little intention and a willingness to believe!

Want to Bring Even More Magic Home?

If your child has loved these little moments, just imagine how they’ll feel receiving a real letter from Everwhim Hollow.