There is no tooth fairy. But, for your kid's benefit (I hope) there is one universal tooth fairy, just like Santa Claus!
there is no such thing!!!!!!!! unless u mean the moveie.
it horrors my own tooth fairy is Ashely
The tooth fairy is different for all & is real in a way you can explain to your own kids later.
The tooth fairy is not REAL our real Tooth fairy's are probably our own PARENTS try this do not tell your parents that u lost a tooth and then put it under your pillow lets see what happens next if your tooth is gone and replaced by money its probably one of your parents have checked under your pillow Good bye hopefully this is sorta Helpful?
Yes, of course, that is the whole purpose. Well, the "Tooth Fairy's" job is to take the tooth from under the pillow and leave a gift, it can be money or whatever she would choose to leave. If the TOOTH isn't there for her to pick up it elimates her job and the story is incomplete. She isn't called the note fairy, or the "iou" fairy, after all! I'd explain to her that, I didn't think it would work, that it is like she is trying to trick the Tooth Fairy, she knows the tooth came out and is waiting for the tooth. But if she still wanted to try I'd let her, but the Tooth Fairy wouldn't be acting like the note fairy, she'd be offended and not take the note. Maybe even leave one of her own, asking for the tooth. Then I'd encourage her to leave the tooth the next night and the Tooth Fairy would be happy to leave a gift, maybe with a note saying it's not nice to try and fool the Tooth Fairy. The Tooth Fairy can leave more than just money, he can leave a note or a small gift. The Tooth Fairy really needs teeth for his castle, so that is why he takes every single tooth.
The tooth fairy and my fairy are two different fairies. The tooth fairy is a mythical character who visits children when they lose a tooth and leaves a small gift or money in exchange. My fairy is a personal imaginary friend or companion who may have specific characteristics or abilities that I've created in my own imagination.
The speed of the Tooth Fairy is not mentioned in folklore or popular culture, so it is unknown. However, since the Tooth Fairy is depicted as being able to collect teeth from children's bedrooms without being seen or heard, it can be imagined that she is quite swift and efficient in her actions.
yes some people have a tooth fairy and some don't. for the people that don't their mum and dad come and take the tooth and leave you something under your pillow. i don't have a tooth fairy Because my mum and dad told me cause i am old enough to know now but i think i must have a tooth fairy because the night my tooth fell out and my mum or dad (or even the tooth fairy) came to collect my tooth and my dad gave me a drink i woke up in the morning and i found my cup was empty cause i didn't drink any so i think the toothfairy is real cause she drunk my drink.
A tooth looks like a little thing that are inside your mouth when your tooth falls out you will see your own toothand when it falls out pu it under your pillow and a fairy will come and take your tooth and give you money. mrs shelda mrs/mr
One can download many different templates for fancy tooth fairy letters from the internet and personalize them for the child. You might visit a site like Tooth Fairy Tonight for templates, messages and ideas that can be used. Stores such as Michael's and A.C. Moore will carry fancy paper that can be purchased if you would prefer to make your own template that can be passed down through the family for generations as well.
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Yes, tooth fairy is a compound word, a separated compound noun.A compound word is a word made of two or more individual words that join to form a word with a meaning of its own.
Build Your Own Bazooka Tooth was created on 2004-11-16.