I discovered Z's first wobbly tooth on Sunday night as I was flossing her teeth, and on Tuesday I sat her down for this quick interview about tooth fairy. She's created her own myth that I can only guess is fed by what other kids have told her and her own imagination.
In preparation for the tooth's eventual trip under her pillow, I asked my Facebook friends what the tooth fairy's going rate is these days. Apparently a dollar (preferably a gold one) is the preferred currency. I'm glad my friends don't live in Silicon Valley.
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Our tooth fairy also brings a gold dollar. Her name is Sara. I never thought about the tooth fairy's name before the girls asked my husband. He said, "Her name is Sara." And it stuck.
Two Diamonds! Ha, I love it.
Miss Peach is fascinated by the tooth fairy...unfortunately, here teeth aren't playing along:(
Our tooth fairy leaves two-dollar bills, but only if we, errr, s/he has them on hand if it's after the bank has closed when the tooth falls out. If it's an evening tooth loss, the kid gets whatever change I can scrounge up in the car. Err, I mean the tooth fairy.
BTW, have you seen the trailer for the movie where The Rock is the tooth fairy? Disturbing.
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