lol...I was a "mean Mommy" no tooth fairy. Then my daughter stayed at my perfect cousin's house and Ella, the Golden Retriever [perfect dog] left those sequiny-things you decorate tables with at parties and a buck! Man did I hear about that! lol.... Jemima needs to read "How Jack and Daisy Tried to Fool the Tooth Fairies," a childhood favorite of mine and my kids.
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Well, she's nothing, if not entrepreneurial - a stash of magic fairy dust will get you a whole lot more than two dollars!!
oh how gorgeous! She is one smart cookie!
ReplyDeleteRebekah is waiting till a tooth falls out to see if the tooth fairy is real or not - she's just a bit unsure at the moment:)
Oh, too cute!
ReplyDeleteHi Jeanne,
ReplyDeleteOur children know that the tooth fairy is not real, but they are willing to play along just to get the $2.
Blessings,
Jillian
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lol...I was a "mean Mommy" no tooth fairy. Then my daughter stayed at my perfect cousin's house and Ella, the Golden Retriever [perfect dog] left those sequiny-things you decorate tables with at parties and a buck! Man did I hear about that! lol.... Jemima needs to read "How Jack and Daisy Tried to Fool the Tooth Fairies," a childhood favorite of mine and my kids.
ReplyDeleteSmart girl!
ReplyDeleteHow cute is that. :)
ReplyDeleteMax had a look and said maybe he'd made a mistake in not handing his tooth over.
ReplyDeleteHe was also duly impressed with her handwriting ;)