Tooth Fairy: Infant
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Tooth Fairy???
Asked by J.M. from Minneapolis
on May 29, 2007
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My oldest recently lost a tooth. We did the whole tooth fairy thing. My question is does anybody have a neat idea for me to store his baby teeth ? or what do you reall...
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- I keep them in a film canister in my dresser. Once the tooth fairy comes, there's really no reason for the kid to see them. Photos are the best way to remember your ...
- I only kept my daughters first one. The rest hit the garbage after the tooth fairy visits. If your son has a "baby book" or a memory book that you have made, you can...
- If you wanted to keep it, my daughter was given this as a birthday present off amazon.com It really is a beautiful set. If you don't like this one, they have others...
Tooth Fairy
Asked by W.W. from San Francisco
on May 31, 2011
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At what age do you stop giving tooth fairy money.
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- I agree with those who said when the last baby tooth falls out. So what if the child has stopped believing? It's still the fun of getting that coin under the pillow....
- Why stop? My kids lost their teeth very late. My younger daughter is 14 and still has 3 teeth to lose, but the Tooth Fairy will visit her for each one. 'Belief' in the...
- when they no longer have any baby teeth to fall out
Tooth Fairy...
Asked by K.B. from Yuma
on June 11, 2009
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My son just lost his first tooth and is so excited about the Tooth Fairy. My question is: How much did your Tooth Fairy leave for your kiddos' first tooth? I have h...
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- My girls are too young to loose teeth so we are not there yet but I like the $2 bill idea. That would be special because when else are you going to get a $2 bill. It w...
- Hi K., My 9 yo daughter and 6 yo son still believe in the tooth fairy. We, I mean, the tooth fairy...gives $5 for the first tooth lost and $1 for each after that. We...
- We like to leave $1 coins, or half dollar coins or $2 bills. Just something that you don't see everyday.
Tooth Fairy
Asked by H.B. from Denver
on May 13, 2012
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My five year old just lost her first tooth and excitedly put it in her tooth fairy pillow. Just wondering though, what is the going tooth fairy rate. I was thinking a ...
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- One dollar. BUT we do dollar coins which are way more exciting than the ordinary dollar bills he sees us use all the time. We were planning on using silver dollars (fr...
- we gave our daughter $2 for the first and $1 every time after. She is so excited to get $1. Our second daughter can hardly wait to lose her first tooth so she can get $1.
- We give $5 because we did the math and realized that between the ages of 6 and 12, she'll lose about 20 teeth which equates to $100 over those six years. I got $1 when...
Tooth Fairy
Asked by T.P. from Indianapolis
on March 22, 2012
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This is just for fun and a real question. My daughter has her first loose tooth and has decided she wants to keep it. I told her when it comes out the tooth fairy ne...
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- I wonder how old she is? 5, 6? This is a good question she is asking for sure...I am a little stumped as well...If she is a 'fairy', 'princess' kind of girl I think ma...
- When my daughter was little she wrote a letter to the Tooth Fairy asking her if it was ok to keep a tooth. The TF wrote back and said that she could keep just ONE as a...
- I've heard the tooth fairy takes the teeth from the big kids who are loosing them and gives them to the babies who are just getting them in. That's what I told my dau...
Tooth Fairy
Asked by R.S. from Greensboro
on December 28, 2009
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Just wondering what the going rate is for a visit from the Tooth Fairy. Is there a bigger "payment" for the first tooth than the others? What do you do? When I was lit...
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- i got about 5 dollars a tooth and i think i will do the same for my girls hope this helps!
- There are many that give $1-$20 per tooth, I am more of a traditionalist and don't think it should be about the dollar amount but about the memories. I used to get $....
- We do $1 per tooth. I have my children put their tooth in a snack size zip lock bag and put it under their pillow. When they fall asleep I slip a crisp new $1 bill i...
Tooth Fairy
Asked by M.Z. from Reno
on October 18, 2008
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My daughter is almost 5 1/2 and has discovered her 1st loose tooth. My question is, What is the going rate for the tooth fairy these days? When I was little it was a q...
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- My kids get $1 per tooth, provided it doesn't have a cavity or filling. We've explained that the tooth fairy recycles the teeth, and she won't take teeth that have ho...
- We give our children $1.00 in change. They love to count it out.
- I love the idea of the golden dollar coin! That's what were going to use when our children begin loosing their teeth.
Tooth Fairy?
Asked by J.D. from Seattle
on August 23, 2010
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My 5-year old just lost her first tooth. I am wondering, do people still do the "tooth fairy" thing? If so, does she still leave money under the pillow? How much? ...
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- We made a bag with a little pocket that went on the door knob. DD put the tooth in and the tooth fairy would replace it with $$$. We got the gold colored dollar co...
- Here's a copied and pasted copy of the answer I gave for a similar questiona few months ago.. Have fun with it! "It's usually a good amount of time before it's loo...
- Ugh, I really dislike this! My kids stay up so late that it is SO hard. But yes, the tooth fairy still exists. I asked my husband the other night if he remembered to p...
Tooth Fairy
Asked by M.C. from Dallas
on July 22, 2007
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My son lost his first tooth today. Luckily, I had a dollar coin set aside to be delivered by the tooth fairy. Now, my question is this - do you save the teeth or jus...
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- Your post made me smile, my daughter's first tooth fell out last week. She was so excited to put it under the pillow, the next morning the tooth fairy left her a lette...
- This is an interesting message to read. I am probably really weird BUT, I have my teeth that my mom saved for me. I have my 12 yr old daughter's teeth as well as 2...
- There's no way I could throw away my son's teeth! I would keep them too!
Tooth Fairy
Asked by J.S. from Dallas
on March 18, 2007
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I am just wondering, how much does YOUR tooth fairy leave for your kids? Or does she do something altogether different? Any input would be appreciated.
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- What a great question! We haven't crossed that bridge yet, but I'm glad you asked! C. S.
- Wow, when I was young it was 25 cents. . . inflation. . . :o)
- We have a tight budget right now, so we do 25 cents for small teeth, 50 cents for a molar. Sometimes I do a small gift I found on clearance somewhere. I don't think th...
