Hi friends,
With young kids in the house, the tooth fairy must visit often. We are expecting another visit after my daughter lost a tooth tonight:
She lost this one the way home from an Italian dinner - at least she didn’t lose her tooth in her pasta!
Fun times.
Thanks for coming by,
Brian
my mother also tolds me in my childhood that keep your broken under your pillow and make a wish, fairy will come fulfil your wish and take your tooth away...
My parents did the tooth fair with me too!
!PIZZA
It's nice to see the tooth fairy surviving the times. I wasn't raised with them, and we just threw the teeth away haha
Have you ever noticed that young ones lose their teeth more often than older ones?
Absolutely have to remain hopeful. Breakable pieces can be kept under the pillow. He brings happiness with the hope of children. thank you @brian.rrr
Parents should tell their children everything
Did she get paid in Gold Backs or fiat? Enjoy them while they're young, they grow up way to fast!
we'll put the tooth to the top of the house. lol
Oh so so sorry about the teeth she lost. Hope it doesn't really affect her that much
Give her some silver
Growing up from where I come up, we always throw it to the roof
Because the angel has got that tooth, because losing it on the way means that the angel has taken his tooth. Now you won't get a chance to see the angel because the tooth is gone
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It is thrown over the roof for good luck in my country :)
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