Well the holiday’s really put me behind schedule in the blogging world. So rather than laying it all on you, I am going to post once every few days until I catch up. So they answer is, “Yes, I know Christmas has come and gone.” But I still wanted to share. So here is a quick start and I will be madly pounding my keyboard trying to make sense of the last couple of months for you.
(BELOW: The tooth fairy is going to declare bankruptcy from all the teeth that this girl is planning on losing.)
(BELOW: She was getting a little top-heavy with the teeth so she decided to lose one of her top teeth)
(BELOW: And then she decided to lose another top tooth. )
So now her daddy calls her Toothless. And then the strangest thing happened with Brian the other day. He hasn’t said a word to me or his Mom at all about teeth. Then one day he tells me that his mouth feels funny. He reaches in his mouth and pulls out a tooth. So of course his Mom and Dad freak out because we thought he had already lost all of his teeth that he was supposed too. I usually do pretty good at searching the internet and getting answers to questions. This question took a bit longer than most to find what I was looking for. Apparently this tooth is lost when you are about 10 years old. So this puts our little man right on schedule since he loses and gains teeth about 2 years faster than he is supposed too.
Hope you all enjoyed, I will be posting again soon.
Andy
Wow, you guys must be poor from the tooth fairy visiting so often. Sheesh. Meg lost her first upper front tooth about 4-5 months ago and her grown up tooth is almost completely in, and she STILL hasn't lost the other front tooth. I thought they lost them really close together. Crazy!
ReplyDeleteFinally! How exciting for Kallie! I know this is huge, every kid in our primary at this stage shows us all their loose teeth every week.
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