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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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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$50
What do they get if they mow the lawn? Or put the rubbish out?
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For some reason I too think it has to be a gold coin. My eldest lost his first tooth late last year and he got $1, my theory is that the bigger teeth will be worth more.
He was also told that if a tooth falls out and it has decay on it then the tooth fairy pays less for that tooth. He is very very diligent at brushing his teeth morning and night since then. Don't even have to remind him.
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