Number three waited until June of this year, and wiggly number four (pictured below) hung on until the end of July.
Number five bit the dust after church today, with a little help from Dad and some dental floss.
The Burnett family tooth fairy trades out the old teeth for a crisp one dollar bill.
Apparently that's not quite good enough for Kaylee though, since the note she left under her pillow tonight requested a TEN dollar bill. I'm sorry to say, she will definitely be disappointed when she wakes up in the morning. :)
That was gutsy of her to even ask, way to go Kaylee!
ReplyDeleteYou might be in trouble if she's already asking for money. Is she a saver or a spender?
ReplyDeleteCute! I am guessing she is a saver like her mother.
ReplyDeleteSounds exactly like Bekah...only took two teeth before she was writing notes for the tooth fairy explaining how everyone in her class gets $1 or $5 or $10 and she only got 25 cents. It did go up to $1 the last tooth before the one that had to get pulled, which found a soft spot in the tooth fairy's heart as there were many tears of pain in the doctor's office and she was a brave little girl...with a mother who did not even prepare her for "this may hurt a little". I see your logic in asking Bekah to pay the tooth fairy for that tooth...but we hope it doesn't happen again.
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