National Tooth Fairy Day celebrates one of childhood's favorite
visitors. The Tooth Fairy is an American tradition with European and
superstitious roots.
Losing baby teeth is a sometimes traumatic experience for young children.
Enter the world of the friendly, smiling and soothing Tooth Fairy. As a young
child's first baby tooth becomes lose, the child often fears losing it. The
promise of a visit from the tooth fairy and a gift, turns the occasion into
something to look forward to. When the tooth finally falls out, mom cleans it
off. It is often put it into a "tooth box". At bedtime, the child puts the tooth
under his pillow. The tooth fairy comes after the child falls asleep. She takes
the tooth and leaves a small gift, usually money. The tooth fairy leaves a gift
every time the child loses a tooth.
Never fear: If the tooth is literally lost in some way, don't worry.
The Tooth Fairy always knows, and will still leave a gift. She magically knows
each time a baby tooth falls out, and will arrive that night , even if the child
is away at grandmas, or on vacation.
Male or female? There is ongoing debate whether the the Tooth Fairy is
a male or a female. But, it's pretty obvious. "She" is most definitely a female.
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TOOTH FAIRY AND BOX
Wooden Tooth Fairy Box
Tabitha the Tooth Fairy Crocheted Doll
Tooth fairy pillow with a fossil print
Tooth Fairy Journals
Embroidered boy tooth fairy pillow
"Tooth-Fairy" pillow, vintage Morgan Jones chenille
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Tooth fairy box in plastic canvas
Boys Tooth Fairy Pillow
Handpainted Ceramic Tooth Fairy Treasure Box
Wow I didn't even know there was a national tooth fairy day! Thank you for featuring my fairy tooth box.
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