Hey ladies! I have a bit of a dilemma. My son just lost his 7th tooth yesterday, and we put it on his bed (we lose it if it goes under his pillow) so the tooth fairy would find it and leave him money. But, the tooth fairy forgot (gasp!) again! This makes 2 teeth in a row I have failed to remember to put money on his nightstand and I feel like such a failure. I was in the shower when he got up this morning, do DH dealt with it and gave him $1 for it (we normally do $0.50) and he seemed to be ok, but I'm not sure what to do... Do I have the tooth fairy write him a little note apologizing for her forgetfulness? Do I leave it alone and not say anything unless he brings it up? For the record, the tooth fairy is literally the only make-believe character we do at home - no Santa, no Easter bunny, etc., so do I continue with the charade, or do I just tell him mommy's the tooth fairy and her brain is sucking right now?
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Re: Tooth Fairy Woes
So, what I'm saying is, he probably knows. But, it is fun to pretend and make believe things are real that you know are not. I would probably continue with the charade.
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