tooth hurty (2:30)

For a 1st grader who hasn't lost any teeth, just watched all the other kids loose theirs, the discovery that her hurting tooth is really a loose tooth is the best day of her life.

She told us so.

Alot.

She couldn't keep her fingers away from it.

During reading time with mom she had to sit on her hands so mom wouldn't see her fingers in her mouth distracting her peripheral vision. It can be very distracting to see hands on faces sitting next to you , you know.

Not wiggling it just about killed her though.

2nd day she wanted to show us how she could do fun tricks with the tooth.

"Watch me twist it!" was the last time we had to hear about the wiggly tooth.

You should have seen the surprised look on her face when twisting turned into loosing.


She was so excited about loosing a tooth ,finally, that she lost it again a few hours later.

The surprised look on her face then wasn't as intense since she had actually been warned about how small things (like teeth) can easily be lost around the house.

After finding the doubly lost tooth she lost it, again.

No one was surprised that time.

Tooth fairy (who she swears is dad!) had to deliver the cash without a trade.

If she does find it again does the Tooth fairy come again?