Oh and it is hard to see where the tooth came out of because the other one is well on its way to being all the way in.
Monday, July 14, 2008
Tooth fairy
Well Cameron lost his first tooth this week. Auntie Jenny had a pretty big hand in getting that tooth out. She worked on it for a bit when we went out for a visit and then the next day at daycare it popped out. The tooth fairy came that night and took the tooth from the glass of water on the table and when her wing touched the water it stained the water green. Do you suppose the tooth fairy has green wings (I guess it is a Swedish tradition to leave the tooth in a glass of water and then the kids guess before bed what color wings she has, I grew up with putting in under my pillow)? She left Cameron a bunch of change, man the economy in tooth fairy land must be good I never got that much when I was a kid. I bet it is because she does not have to pay for gas.
Oh and it is hard to see where the tooth came out of because the other one is well on its way to being all the way in.
Oh and it is hard to see where the tooth came out of because the other one is well on its way to being all the way in.
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19 comments:
Aww the poor kids never got a chance to spit water through his teeth! ;)
Love the tooth fairy!! :)
Great shots...gotta love the tooth fairy!
Cari
We just experienced this!! Great photo to document the moment!!
I've never heard of that tradition. Different! Our tooth fairy tells of the next child that the tooth will go to. When Logan lost his first tooth, he specifically asked it to go to his little cousin. guess what! The next day Canon's first tooth appeared.
Great shots...I especially like the first one!
That first one is great! I'm impressed that you have no glasses glare - when my kiddos wore glasses, I always had lots of glare!
Love that tooth fairy tradition. I've never heard of that!
Great shots and what a wonderful tradition! I have never heard of that one before!
I agree, great tradition:) Thanks for sharing.
Shawna (shawkrem)
What a GREAT moment! Thank you so so much for sharing.
That is an awesome tooth fairy tradition! My kids just leave it in a baggie under their pillow, lol! Cam looks so cute with his new tooth growing in! :)
I love that tradition.... I wish I had heard of it when my kiddos were younger.
Love that Tooth Fairy tradition. So fun. It's funny how the other tooth is almost grown in. :)
I hope the Tooth Fairy is less of a flake at your house than she was at mine. :-) My son never had a gap smile--his new teeth always came in before the baby teeth fell out.
That's a BIG deal...he looks great! What a moment in his life.
what a cool happening at your house! i loved when the tooth fairy first came to ours! such excitement.
how awesome! sounds like a cool tradition, too.
Cool tradition!
Sheri
Sheri Bell-Rehwoldt
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