"This is amazing."
"I think this is one of the happiest days of my life."
No, Christmas didn't come early in our house.
Liam had just finished dinner, and I thought I saw food stuck in his teeth. After a closer look, we found Liam's first loose tooth. He hadn't noticed at all, despite it being nearly horizontal.
Now I can't get him to take his finger out of his mouth. And of course I had to take a picture to document the occasion. But not to be outdone, Sara insisted on posing for her own open-mouthed photo.
Guess we'll have to give the Tooth Fairy fair warning that she'll need to visit here soon. What is the going rate for your first tooth, anyhow?
5 comments:
I don't know what the rate is these days because Rylee still hasn't lost any!! She's not happy about that either ;)
Be careful what you start paying, because then you are committing to future teeth, and sibling's teeth. I think the kids got $1 for the first and now they get $.50.
I'm just so out of the loop on the "going rate" since this is Liam's first. I didn't want to be that mom giving him a dime, when everyone else get a dollar. :)
I had a friend a long time ago that didn't have a clue as to what to give for a lost tooth. For her oldest son's first lost tooth, she gave him $20. I almost choked when she told me that. DO NOT give that much!!! ; )
We did a gold $1 coin. Which he wanted to take with him to school this morning to show all his friends (but Mean Mommy told him "no").
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