First Visit

James is expecting his first visit from the Tooth Ferry tonight.

He tells me (according to his friends) the going rate for the first tooth is £2 now.

I told him that the credit crunch has hit everyone.

:)

Comments

[jill]

Definitely - a £2 coin is far too heavy for the teeny-tiny tooth fairy to carry :0)

My daughter is absolutely awful at brushing her teeth - so I'll be very tempted to put a tube of toothpaste underneath her pillow when hers start to fall out. Am I mean?

[Emma Angel]

Ha ha! I might have to try that one, it's great.
x

[Rachel]

I agree a £2 coin is way to heavy for the tooth fairy! She wouldn't be able to take off!
We still have the note the tooth fairy left for my son 9 years ago! She did leave a £1 too!
Rachel x

[Anne Donald]

I can remember waking up to find that the tooth fairy hadn't left the expected sixpence. My Mum helped me look under the pillow and the sixpence magically appeared .....

[victoria montandon]

when Harrison lost his first tooth, Neil wanted to put a £10 note under the pillow....I quickly had a count up of just how many teeth he had and quite how much that would cost, so like you we went for £1 for a 'normal' tooth and £2 for a front or back one !!!! xx

[steven]

Very cute. You might like this: http://www.iCaughtTheToothFairy.com. It's free with this code: "fairy-proof"

[Alison]

My sister has never forgiven me for telling my neice and nephew that the toothfairy pays £5 for a clean tooth in good condition....

[makeyourpresentsfelt]

Good Grief! It used to be 6d. Maybe it's the fare for the "ferry" that's put the price up...

[Dorry]

You could also try to tell him that the ferry has sunk....

[Solar power Australia]

That is quite hilarious. £2 is too much for a tooth.I can feel he is really excited to see the tooth fairy. How cute!