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Tooth Fairy
The tooth fairy is a fairy that comes during the night when a child loses a tooth. Children leave the tooth, often under their pillow, and the tooth fairy comes while the child is sleeping, takes the tooth, and leaves money or gifts for the child.
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What do kids say what do the tooth fairy does with the teeth?
the tooth fairy takes your tooth and leaves a dollar(£1) for you
Does Australia have have a tooth fairy?
No there is no tooth fairy at all. I am eleven and I know. I didn't let my parents know I lost a tooth and I put it under my pillow and there was no money there in the morning.
Is there a tooth fairy called Flossie?
Yes! She has been to our home a few times. She always leaves a certificate with her picture on it.
Zipper teeth refer to the two sides of a zipper chain... The little teeth are the bits that come out for the zipper to close together.
A twin tooth is one that comes up with another tooth and is crowding it out. Usually the dentist will pull out one of them.
Will the tooth fairy take a broke tooth?
In the case of deciduous or "baby" teeth: Payment on teeth removed deliberately may be delayed (at the tooth-fairy's option) until the natural time for the loss of that tooth. Teeth accidentally dislodged, or broken by violence (wherein the owner was not a mutual combatant) may be submitted for reimbursement immediately. Permanent "adult" teeth may not be redeemed under any circumstances. Each tooth may only be used once, even if it is broken and falls out in separate multiple events.
Sounds like there could possibly be one of your permanent Molars growing out "ROOT" first. The 3 things you see growing out are Roots.
Does a tooth fairy grant wishes?
The Tooth Fairy has no need of a magic wand, first off, think how full her hands are of all those tiny teeth that she is constantly collecting, and secondly she has a pouch of fairy dust tied to her belt for emergencies. Just in case she runs into something out of her normal range of personal influence, such as a picking up a tooth in a raging lighening storm. That might require a little fairy dust to help her snuggle that child into a deeper sleep while she gently lifts the edge of the pillow to retreive the tooth and replace it with her gift. She wouldn't want a bolt of lightening and a huge clap of thunder to awaken the child while they were eye to eye, that would press even her special personal fairy powers of influence. She is a powerful fairy, but there are limits to her abilities, and conviencing a startled child that she isn't really there is one of them. So she may use the precaution of the fairy dust, not a magical wand.
Bashful, diffident, timid, sheepish, reserved, reticent, introverted, retiring, self-effacing, withdrawn, timorous, mousy, nervous, insecure, unconfident, inhibited, repressed, self-conscious, embarrassed.
Yes, such as the Tooth Fairy, and other various nature spirit fairies. That is if you believe in them! :) yes! they are everywhere! yes! they are everywhere!
Can people can be tooth fairy?
No. You need to be born with the gift god will choose you. How do i know? I have asked my tooth fairy.
Does Ryan Sutrisno put his boogers under his pillow?
He does. If he also has HUGE GUM and braces, I bet he does this about 50 times a day.
How do you say my tooth is lost to the tooth fairy?
Well, you could write a letter to the tooth fairy, or maybe ask your parents to write one for you just so you can get proof that you aren't lying about losing a tooth. mail it to 2866 sabor avenue lima, peru. Good luck! (:
How long does the tooth fairy live?
The Tooth Fairy is a very special Fairy with important responsibilities and a task that is never done. Therefore, the Tooth Fairy lives as long as, flowers bloom, the sun rises, the ocean sighs, and the moon shines. The Tooth Fairy has to be there to help all little children, have a little fun while growing up to become strong, heathly adults. As long as the little child does their part and makes sure their tooth is where it should be. All will be as it should. The Tooth Fairy has all the details worked out, after all, this has been going on along time, since all the adults we small children themselves. Think of that, even back then, the Tooth Fairy was taking care of every, reasonably good child.
Why should you sue the tooth fairy?
We should sue the tooth fairy because she never comes at the right time, so parents always have to fill in for her until she finds her way to kids' pillows.
Isnt your parents the tooth fairy and Santa Claus?
yes ur parents are santa clause and the tooth fairy.
