In our house she pays about $3 worth of change for a first tooth and between $1 and $2 of change for subsequent teeth. The change makes it more exciting and helps their counting skills.
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In our house she pays about $3 worth of change for a first tooth and between $1 and $2 of change for subsequent teeth. The change makes it more exciting and helps their counting skills.
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Oh that is a good idea, (and could make it easier because I have no clue how much I have in my purse)
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We did $2 for DD1's first tooth. Did not even cross my mind to use change. For some reason I had it stuck in my head that it needed to be a whole coin
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When I was a kid we got a $1 coin each tooth, though when the tooth fairy "forgot" the next night she gave $2! My twin sis and I got hoping that the tooth fairy would forget so we would ger the $2!!!
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Use ten and five cent pieces, looks a lot, but isn't really!
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$1 or $2, depends what I have in my purse. One of the kids at my DD's school gets $50!!! per tooth!!! I asked his mum if their tooth fairy would visit my house if I ripped my teeth out...
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A gold coin.
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