After two weeks of anticipation, E lost her first tooth. In Costco, off all places. As her father held her chin and told her how much he loved her.
She placed her tooth in a little fairy box she has had since Minneapolis.
In true fashion, we had nothing special planned for the tooth fairy to leave. After the kids were in bed, we looked for that random silver dollar we thought we had stashed away but couldn't find it. Since we always have change floating around the house and E is used to handling quarters and other coins, I really wanted to do something different.
So we folded up, very small, a paper dollar and placed it in the secret spot within the fairy's flower.
While happy for the money (and immediately dreaming of all the things she could spend it on), E was much more excited about showing everyone the space the missing tooth had left behind.
She placed her tooth in a little fairy box she has had since Minneapolis.
In true fashion, we had nothing special planned for the tooth fairy to leave. After the kids were in bed, we looked for that random silver dollar we thought we had stashed away but couldn't find it. Since we always have change floating around the house and E is used to handling quarters and other coins, I really wanted to do something different.
So we folded up, very small, a paper dollar and placed it in the secret spot within the fairy's flower.
While happy for the money (and immediately dreaming of all the things she could spend it on), E was much more excited about showing everyone the space the missing tooth had left behind.
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