I ate my 4 year old sister’s first lost tooth before she could put it under her pillow for the tooth fairy. Many tears were shed.
I ate my 4 year old sister’s first lost tooth before she could put it under her pillow for the tooth fairy. Many tears were shed.
bluhare
Awwwww. I suppose s/he wasn’t very cooperative about sleeping under her pillow either!
Banana
Ah, I’m sure she’ll laugh about it in the future. 🙂
Lee
All she had to do is write a letter to the tooth fairy, I worked at a childcare center and we lost a tooth in the gravel I wrote a note to the tooth fairy and the next day the child said i got something, So the tooth fairy should have given her something, and the dog looks so sorry
Juls
I agree, Lee. I’ve found the Tooth Fairy to be quite understanding in this type of situation.
Smartypants
I agree, I’m sure the Tooth Fairy will grant you a waiver 🙂
Kristle
This is such a cute idea! I’m going to have to remember this for my son. He will be losing teeth soon enough and I’m sure plenty are to be lost.
Kris
Wait a day or so, and you can get it back ; )
Toni
No worries. What goes in, comes out.
Dakota
Poor girl. Your dog truly looks sorry. Hope the tooth fairy came anyway.
Grumpy
She’s a four legged tooth fairy. Now if the 4 yr old is real patient, she’ll get her special reward!
Katie
A playful doberman once knocked out my sister’s tooth in the front yard. Letter to the Toothfairy wiped the tears away. 🙂
Jan
Actually the pup doesn’t look that sorry! More like “huh, it didn’t even taste good.”
banjokatt
When my sons were small, they would occasionally swallow one of their loose tooth. I used to tell them that the tooth fairy had x-ray vision and could see the tooth in their stomach. Maybe this tale would help the little girl and the hungry dog!
Sarah S.
I read in last month’s national geographic that some cultures actually feed baby teeth to the dog on purpose! It’s their version of the tooth fairy.