I didn't know that it was even loose, but as we were getting in the car after a trip to the grocery store Andy says "My tooth just fell out."
I asked him if he had it.... no.
I asked him if he swallowed it.... no, he saw it fall.
Fortunately I was pretty sure that he was all the way in the car and that the tooth was somewhere in the car. I really did not want to have to compose another letter to the Toothfairy. Of course though, we are talking about a tiny front baby tooth... in a car with crumbs and floor mats and under the seat... who knows where it could be.
So by a miracle of God I managed to find the tooth. Andy finally got to put an actual tooth under his pillow.
So far nothing is budging in Doug's mouth. As a baby he was always exactly a week behind Andy in getting his teeth, but not now. He insists that he will not loose a tooth until he is six.
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That's awesome that he lost 2 teeth just in time for that silly song to be appropriate. I loved that song (thanks to my Grandpa) but always managed to lose my teeth early in the year.
--Lara
We were talking about losing teeth the other day, and a friend said she always saved her kids' teeth - so that if they lost one, she could "magically" produce a spare for the tooth fairy.
Actually, I think it was for situations just like yours, where it's lost somewhere (outside, in the car) and you can "find" it.
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