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$5 has been the going rate at our place.


Mal why did Victoria have to get teeth pulled?

Cubbie Bear wrote:TF has been to our house three of the last four nights. Dollar a holler. The final tooth for my oldest got two bucks. Seriously anything more than that is kind of silly

hehehe....thanks Cubbie....I thought our Fairy was being cheap at a buck a tooth for a little while there

MojosMama wrote:

Cubbie Bear wrote:TF has been to our house three of the last four nights. Dollar a holler. The final tooth for my oldest got two bucks. Seriously anything more than that is kind of silly

hehehe....thanks Cubbie....I thought our Fairy was being cheap at a buck a tooth for a little while there

I think I only got quarters

tooth fairy is one thing I won't do if/when I'm a parent...but I can't wait to play Santa

1st tooth ever = $5

All others after that, 1 golden dollar! Only the tooth fairy has those, Mom and Dad only have paper dollars! Thus, they are special!

Finsupinfla wrote:

buffettbride wrote:
The tooth fairy at our house is a total babe with a great rack!!

Does she leave money or cheese and pie under the pillow?

ParrotheadGator wrote:...but I can't wait to play Santa

Being Santa rocks!!

PHBeerman wrote:

Mal why did Victoria have to get teeth pulled?

She had some cavities that were capped a few years ago and the permanent teeth were growing on the outside of the gums instead of up...and not pushing the baby teeth out. So, they got yanked. She's a trooper, though and did GREAT!

Thanks for askin'.

My keets tooth fairy gave silver dollars!

Of course my tooth fairy gave dimes unless I was @ Grandpa's house.... the tooth fairy there gave 50 cent pieces!

LIPH wrote:I haven't been to Fire Island Pines or Cherry Grove so I wouldn't know.

That website skeered me..

I had to have teeth pulled once... I gave the dentist sooooo much hell..... I came away with something like twenty bucks though (and of course, a happy meal).



...course everything after that was like, $1.

Fitting thread since my five year old son just lost his first tooth last night. He got three bucks. He would have gotten more except the tooth fairy only had three bucks in his wallet at the time.
I told him about the tooth fairy and he went straight to his room at 6:30, put the tooth under his pillow, and went to bed.

buffettbride wrote:

ParrotheadGator wrote:...but I can't wait to play Santa

Being Santa rocks!!

We give our son a dollar or a coin of some sort, but the main thing we give him is a collectable item. We chose to give him die-cast knights. (We have the castle to give him eventually.) But there are unlimited ideas you could come up with.

Oh - and he puts his tooth on his nightstand rather than under his pillow. We told him it's easier for the tooth fairy to find.