The Argentina Tooth Fairy, known as "Ratoncito Pérez," is a popular figure in Argentine folklore who collects children's lost teeth from under their pillows and leaves money or small gifts in return. Ratoncito Pérez is often depicted as a small mouse wearing a vest and carrying a tooth or a bag of coins. This character is a beloved part of childhood in Argentina, similar to the Tooth Fairy in other cultures. The tradition emphasizes the excitement and magic surrounding the loss of baby teeth.
Tooth Fairy....(~_~)
the Tooth Fairy is called La Petite Souris or "The Little Mouse" in France.
heres a site to watch the tooth fairy online for free: http://watchthetoothfairyonline.com/ source: google
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In the movie The Red Dragon, Francis Dolarhyde is a fictional character and the main antagonist. He was called the tooth fairy. He was the serial killer in that movie.
It is a little mouse that comes and takes your tooth in the middle of the night in Argentina kind of like a tooth fairy
The tooth fairy is your parents
the tooth fairy does have pets dog teeth are the tooth fairy's pets
no there is no African tooth fairy there is no tooth fairy at all
There is no such thing as the stupid tooth fairy
Tooth Fairy....(~_~)
the tooth fairy drink milk
sorry, but there is no such thing as a tooth fairy
I think the tooth fairy is 27
yes the mexican tooth fairy is called tooth mouse
It depends if your talking about a boy tooth fairy or a girl tooth fairy, but regardless it is sparkly.
.... The toothfairy isn't real.