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Wednesday, 16 October 2013

The Tooth Fairy

The time has finally come for my six year old Brooke to loose her first tooth and we have finally had a visit from the Tooth Fairy!  My daughter has been waiting for this day since her first year in school when some of the other children started to lose their baby teeth...and don't we know about it!  We have the same conversation almost every week wondering when she will lose her first baby tooth and if it will be soon. Well, now the time has come for Brooke and Operation Tooth Fairy has come into affect.  

After listening to the other parent's experiences in the playground I have heard children being left money in the value of 50p to £10.00!  Well as you will probably agree £10 is ridiculous so we decided that £1 is quite adequate for my daughter's baby tooth.  I also decided to leave Brooke a teeny tiny note from her Fairy courtesy of a friend of mine's recommendation and it went a little something like this:

Hi Brooke,

My name is Violet, I heard you ask for me in the school playground and now I am  your very own tooth fairy!
I want to thank you so much for letting me have your first tooth, in return I have left you a coin! 
I must say your tooth will be one of the best in my collection and I want to remind you to brush your teeth twice a day to keep all of your old and new teeth healthy!

See you soon...Love From Violet..xxx

Around midnight I nominated my darling hubby to become the Tooth Fairy and sneak into the bedroom which he did seamlessly and all went to plan. Needless to say this went down a treat the following morning and Brooke was very happy with her shiny coin and communication from her very own fairy Violet!  Phew only another 19 times to go, let's hope the rest of Violet's visits go just a smoothly!  Please feel free to let me know what the Tooth Fairy does in your house - Id love to hear from you!
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6 comments:

  1. Anonymous16 October 2013 at 13:17

    We have 3 tooth fairies in our house. One per child. They are called Daisy, Bertie and Edwin. They leave £1 and a note and sometimes even a little moshi figure. My children leave them notes too. My boys have even made little houses on their bedside shelves so the fairies can have a rest. My kids have even worked out their own tooth fairy mythology (with a little help from Enid Blyton and Disney). When you blow a dandelion clock each seed could become a fairy if it makes it to Neverland but only when a baby first laughs. That fairy becomes the tooth fairy of the child whose laugh made it. Then they collect the teeth and take them to the fairy toymaker to make into toys for the fairy children. I'm glad Brooke has finally got her tooth fairy. I'm sure her and Violet will have a long and expensive relationship. Love Justinexx

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  2. Unknown16 October 2013 at 14:09

    Thank you for your comment Justine - I love your ideas! If anyone else would like to share their Tooth Fairy ideas I would love to hear from you! x

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  3. Life-As-Mum16 October 2013 at 20:32

    That is so cute!!
    Really good idea to do a little letter too!
    Will deffintley be using this! xxx

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  4. Colette16 October 2013 at 21:05

    Love that you left her a little note - I think that's such a lovely idea and hope to do the same for my own children.
    #MMWBH

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    1. Unknown16 October 2013 at 21:32

      You definitely should try it my daughter's face was such a picture! :) x

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