Tooth Fairy
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Loose Tooth Turning Black
Asked by A.W. from Montgomery
on April 2, 2008
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My daughter (5 year old) two front teeth are loose. One of them is turning a light black color. They have been loose for several weeks now. She went to the dentist...
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- My 5yr old daughter just recently lost several of her teeth and one of hers turned black also. (Just before family pics with the new baby and she wouldnt let me pull i...
- My son that is eight(he was six at the time) flung open an iron gate and it hit him in the mouth, loosening one of his two front teeth. Luckily they were his baby teet...
- Same thing happened to my oldest. My Dentist finally just took it out for her because she did not like it and was going to come out soon anyway. 2 years later she was ...
Loose Tooth Hurting
Asked by A. from Lakeland
on May 19, 2008
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My daughter is almost 6, and her first front tooth (bottom) is loose. Well it's soo loose that I keep expecting it to come out; yet it isn't falling out yet! It's so l...
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- Call your dentisr and ask them would be the safest. However I have always figured that if it is ready to come out then it does no harm to free the way for the next to...
- Try the old tie a piece of tooth floss around the tooth and give it one quick pull. Have a friend/family member do it if you can't bring yourself to do it. Works eve...
- If you place a kleenex over it and twist, that will give it the necessary friction to come out. If it's as loose as you say and it doesn't come out with a kleenex, I'...
Pacifier Fairy
Asked by C.T. from Chicago
on July 7, 2010
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How does the pacifier fairy work? My daughter is 2 & 1/2. She only gets it at night but now says she's tired & wants to go to sleep immediately when we come home from ...
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- We knew people who did it this way. They told their son that the Pacifier Fairy was going to come that night to take his pacifier to a baby that needed it. They had hi...
- Yes, it is just like the tooth fairy. You can secretly snip the tip off and then tell her "Ooo, looks like it is broken. Time to leave it under your pillow so the Pac...
- Dear C.; First and foremost, please continue to disagree with any post that equates lying and the pacifier fairy as equal. An imagination is a wonderful place that c...
Loose Tooth - Pull or Let It Fall Out on It's Own?
Asked by M.4. from Tampa
on September 22, 2010
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My daughter is 5 with two loose teeth. I wasn't prepared for her losing her teeth already (I thought kids lose teeth at 6 or 7). Anyway, one tooth is VERY loose and th...
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- If it is VERY loose, then pull it. Yes, she can choke on it if it comes out while she is eating or sleeping (but less likely to just fall out on its own). My son had...
- Why would you mess with Mother Nature when she has everything worked out perfectly?
- I would decide based upon how much it is bothering her. Until it bothers her sufficiently, then she will be scared. I would be too. And it CAN hurt. A LOT. Especi...
When Did Your Kids Lose Their Baby Teeth?
Asked by B.H. from Minneapolis
on May 7, 2007
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I'm just curious at what ages your older kids have lost their teeth?
Also what does the tooth fairy leave in your house?
I've heard kids say from 25 cents a toot...
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- We give $1.00 per tooth Not one of my kids lost their baby teeth before age 6 and a half 7. Our Dentist said that's actually a good thing, the longer they keep thei...
- My son gets a quarter per tooth from the tooth fairy.
- B., My daughter was not a preemie and she was very delayed in losing her baby teeth. She didn't lose her first tooth until the very END of 2nd Grade. She is 13 no...
Tooth Fairy, Easter Bunny, Santa Claus ...
Asked by J.M. from Green Bay
on September 16, 2006
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My 10 year old still hasn't had the official "We're the Tooth Fairy" talk, but I think he suspects it. I know I was around his age when I figured it out, and a friend...
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- my daughter is 9 almost 10.. at xmas time she says thank you so im sure she knows where they came from.. for my son 4 he dont even care..lol.. just loves to open thing...
- Don't tell him. My son is 16 and we never told him, he never asked. I THINK he believed longer than most kids, but I don't know for sure. I don't think he wanted us...
- J., We do not allow our children to believe in Santa, The easter bunny or tooth fairy. But I can say this my son is 10 and I do not believe any of his friends belie...
Loose Tooth
Asked by C.B. from Washington DC
on February 26, 2007
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My daughter has a loose tooth and it will NOT come out! I have other children so this is not new to me, but I can't figure it out! It is SO loose. I have tried to p...
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- Hi C., I am a dentist and I see a lot of kids. I would check with your pediatric or general dentist, I'm sure they can get it out in no time. Meanwhile, have your ...
- Hi! I have a son 6 and a daughter 5. (11 mnths apart) My son usually has a problem when he has a tooth that is coming out. His last tooth I waited until he felt comfor...
- Hi C.! This is going to seem a bit odd...but it ALWAYS works! As long as the tooth is actually ready to come out that is! And it's not painful for the child. Get...
When to Reveal the Truth About the Tooth fairy...santa
Asked by S.M. from Lansing
on October 19, 2011
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My almost 9 year old daughter, is like a little adult, always suspicious. She loves the novelty of the tooth fairy, easter bunny, and santa but always questions whethe...
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- When my oldest was 10 he found his baby tooth that supposedly the tooth Fairy had taken. He held it up and said the Tooth Fairy isn't real, is she? What about Santa? H...
- My schoolmates leaked the news to me when I was 6— I confronted my mom and cried when she gently comforted me and confirmed my fears. I knew the truth, but at that a...
- What are you talking about Santa is real. He is a real person not a cartoon character. When one retires another takes over.but if you stop believing in him he stops b...
Santa, the Easter Bunny, and the Tooth Fairy
Asked by K.J. from Kansas City
on April 28, 2010
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I tell my kids that Santa, the Easter Bunny, and the Tooth Fairy are all real. But I always have this niggling doubt in the back of my head as to whether perpetuating...
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- It's so much fun, believing in those characters. My five year old daughter is so excited about the tooth fairy, she just tied a piece of dental floss to her loose t...
- I always just told my kids (before they found out from someone else) that these are just fun games that we play. Then we proceeded to go through the motions. Any time ...
- Hi K., We never told our kids that these characters were real. We told them that they were make believe and we never had any problem enjoying the make believe. We d...
My Daughter Is Sad About Her (Baby) Tooth Falling Out.
Asked by L.T. from San Francisco
on December 22, 2010
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My six-year-old daughter is scared about her top baby tooth falling out. She was okay with losing the bottom two but she is extra sensitive and emotional about this t...
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- Make this tooth fairy visit a great one when it happens. She may go to bed upset, but be amazed when she wakes up! Leave a pile of 'fairy dust' that looks like the too...
- How sweet. I would use this opportunity to share with her that this is one of the important steps to becoming a woman. Our bodies go through lots of changes as we get ...
- Why is she worried? Looks? Pain? Eating? I keep telling my daughter that the more baby teeth she looses, the more grown up she is! She hasn't really been worried about...
