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Opening Fairy Doors come in three different colors and include a variety of accessories such as a window, mailbox, fence and stickers that allow kids to decorate and customize their own wonderful, magical Fairy World! 5.1 x 1.5 x 8.1 inches 1.3 pounds (View shipping rates and policies) 4 years and up #30,657 in Toys & Games (See Top 100 in Toys & Games) #1,103 in Toys & Games > Dressing Up & Costumes > Pretend Play #14,660 in Toys & Games > Preschool > Pre-Kindergarten Toys 4.5 out of 5 stars Product Warranty: For warranty information about this product, please click here 5 star72%4 star14%3 star14%See all verified purchase reviewsTop Customer ReviewsPerfectDaughter loves it.. WARNING it uses "command" type ...Five StarsFour StarsIt was her favorite Xmas presentBetter than expected Most Recent Customer ReviewsSearch Customer Reviews Little girl leaves the funniest request at her fairy door She's a smart girl. Fairies have always been popular among children, but in recent years fairy doors have become a popular way for children to be friends with a fairy.

These fairy doors have become so popular in fact, that Kourtney Kardashian even featured on of her Snapchat last week. If you're not familiar with the concept of fairy doors, they are little wooden doors just big enough for fairies to fit through. They sit against the wall and children leave notes for their fairy friends.automatic garage doors swansea Most kids leave well wishes, hopes and dreams for their fairies but one little girl had a far better idea.garage door stockton ca An 8-year-old girl from Kilmacanogue in Wicklow was struggling with her maths homework (which is something a lot of us can relate to) so she asked the fairy for some help.4 door jeep wrangler for sale illinois

Rather than ask for a helping hand, little Muireann Tighe asked the fairy to secretly do it for her. ''Are you good at maths if you are can you do my homework the pages are at the front folder. Muireann, you're a smart girl, let's hope the fairy helped you get through that homework even if she didn't do it for you.sliding door repairs hamilton Thanks to Jess Halpin for sending this in to us, if you have something you'd like to share get in touch on Facebook or Twitter or email Megan.Roantree@her.ie. Lead image via Irish Fairy Door Company. Kanye West deletes all of his Donald Trump tweets Tonight's Eastenders included a major revelation about Denise and Kim Fox Dear Father Ted fans, Ireland's two most popular festivals are back and you can book tickets now Everyone's jumping to conclusions after seeing Meghan Markle's new jewellery This gig on St Patrick's Day is perfect for Irish people living in the Middle East

Gigi Hadid accused of racism in Instagram videoThey used to say you'd find fairies at the bottom of the garden.But for thousands of children across the world, fairies now live in their bedrooms - and it's all thanks to one Australian mum.Sally Copus, from the southern highlands of New South Wales, says she drew inspiration to create 'Lil Fairy Door from her 'fairy crazy daughter'.But surely, not even in her wildest and most magical dreams, did she expect her homemade creation of small, wall mounted fairy doors to become a worldwide success.'Lil Fairy Door was created by Australian mother-of-two Sally Copus after inspiration from her daughter'A fairy door is a tiny little door that you put on the wall and once it’s attached the fairies might use it to come in and out at night and leave little notes and presents for well-behaved children,' Ms Copus said in a video on her website. 'I was researching ideas for a fairy party and stumbled across the concept of welcoming fairies into your home.' 

The mother-of-two's company is set to make a revenue of close to $5.1 million this financial year as her booming creation goes from strength-to-strength in both Australia and the United States. Ms Copus said her fairy creation had not only encouraged children to use their imagination, but the positive reinforcement from 'fairy notes' had seen children overcome some of their fears.'The stories that come in everyday blow me away,' she said.'Parents have had their three-year-old in the bed with them every night of their lives until that little fairy door appeared in their room.'Ms Copus said she was 'researching ideas for a fairy party' when she came up with the idea Attitude changer: The 'Lil Fairy Doors have helped children overcome their fears by praising their good behaviour'Parents have had their three-year-old in the bed with them every night of their lives until that little fairy door appeared in their room,' Ms Copus said'It’s an instantly rewarding experience and as a little Australian company the response has been mind blowing.' 

On Thursday night Ms Copus appeared on Channel Ten's Shark Tank program hoping to turn her little Australian company into an international leader. Hoping to receive the support of some of Australia's brightest business minds, she outlined her business plan and financial statistics.And walked away with two investors paying $325,000 for a 20 per cent share of 'Lil Fairy Door. Big things ahead: Ms Copus (pictured middle) appeared on Channel Ten show Shark Tank on Thursday where two business people invested $325,000 for a 20 per cent share of her business. 'Lil Fairy Door's founder often visits sick children in hospital with her fairiesShe now hopes to continue to grow her business with many exciting ideas in the pipeline.'As both a parent and the founder of ‘Lil Fairy Door, I’m constantly working on new and exciting ideas on how to welcome the fairies into your home,' Ms Copus said.'From posting a miniature letter in a mail box to a trail of fairy foot prints leading from your fairy door