Tooth Fairy Fun from Toothcity.com

Answer the quiz questions and see how much your tooth is worth to the Tooth Fairy. Click on the picture to take the quiz.

Answer questions about the Tooth Fairy and promote dental hygiene with the wonderful dramatized adventures in the Tooth Fairy Tales CD. The CD is great to put under the pillow and the adventures star the Tooth Fairy who fights villains like the Cavity Monster, Bad Breath, and saves Planet Enamel. Keep the memory alive of Tooth Fairy's first visit and show off that memorable lost tooth moment with My 1st Lost Tooth Picture Frame. Reward your child with cheerful Tooth Fairy Stickers and a little happy faced tooth pouch! You can also place the removable sticker over George Washington to create an authentic $1 bill featuring the Tooth Fairy. Keep it forever or remove the sticker and spend.
Each item is also sold separately so when purchased together in the gift pack it's a 25% discount. Gender neutral.

Your Bonus Gift Pack includes:

* 1 Tooth Fairy Tales CD
* 1 My 1st Lost Tooth Picture Frame
* 1 Happy-Faced, Googly-eyed, Felt Tooth Pouch
* 10 Tooth Fairy Removable Stickers

Tooth Fairy Tales is a fabulous, fun CD starring Tooth Fairy in four fantasy adventures! Kids love it, especially when found under their pillows as a gift from the "tooth fairy." Tooth Fairy Tales entertains young listeners while quietly encouraging good nutrition and dental health.

Can you help Tooth Fairy reach the tooth? Print the maze and get to work!

by Anonymous

I'm having trouble thpeaking,
thinthe I lotht my middle tooth.
Jutht yethterday my tooth wath fine -
today it wiggled loothe.

At firtht I thought it thilly,
when my tooth fell out today,
But no one theems to underthtand
a thingle word I thay.

I athked my mom to clothe the door,
she said "I cannot make it.
The door does not like wearing clothes;
it's happier when naked."

I athked if I could have a mouthe,
I promithed I would feed it,
"Another mouth to feed?" she athked,
"I'm certain we don't need it!"

I wonder if you underthtand
the thircumthtanthe I'm in.
I told her I wath feeling thick.
She thaid "you're looking thin."

At latht she thaw how mad I wath,
Ath if I may thtop breathing.
She laughed and thaid she didn't mean it -
She wath only teething.

With today's economy the way it is today, it seems even kids feel they have to go to greater lengths to fill their piggybanks. In a survey by Toothcity.com about what the Tooth Fairy brings them, children commented from around the world. Here are some of the wheeling and dealings of the toothless negotiators.

"today my tooth got loose. I just heard it tonight. will you please bring me 1 dollar and 6 cents if I put my tooth under my pillow when it FINALLY falls out? If you have too many kids to see, I can wait until the next night. thank you, RONI"

"My tooth fairy only gives me 20p because they won't let me have more than that. I wish you could talk some sense into them. So please can I have more than 20p. From Nicola."

"Can I ask you £2 for my tooth? I looked very good after it, washed it and brushed it specially for you! I hope I can get even £1! Thanks!"

"dear tooth fair I ussully get 5$. Please come tonight. I'll give you a piece of cake...not to be mean that I said I will just give you a peaece but you are a very small tooth fairy! Carly lynn"

"Dear Tooth Fairy Today I lost my first tooth. I am 6 years old and my name is Aaron. My tooth will be under my pillow. We don't know how much money you will leave yet but I think $5.00 would be nice. I love you. Aaron"

"One time I gave her a treat and she gave me two movie tickets!"

"Dear Toothfairy, My little brother stayed up too late - my mom said he was awake until 11:30 pm - is that why you forgot to get my tooth? What's up? Will you please pick up my tooth tonite - I am tired of having it under my pillow and besides, you already paid me for it. If you want to leave more money, that is okay with me. Thanks for being a great toothfairy. Your friend, Angela PS You can wake me up if you want to."

"Dear tooth fairy my name is Nick. I lost my tooth in the sink will you forgive me? Could you please still give me a dollar? Thank you, your friend Nick"

"Dear Tooth Fairy, I'm at my Grandmother's house and she has a new address, and you missed her house because you didn't know the right address. I'll try again to put my tooth under my pillow tonight and I hope you'll come to my grandmother's house to get it. It's a bigger tooth than the others so I'm hoping to get a little extra for it. Your Friend, Ashley 8 years old the same house - different address"

"Hi miss Tooth Fairy thanks for the money and the gummyworm! Next time I lose a tooth can you leave some extra money? It's for my mommy and daddy. Love Whitney"

And then there are the con-men%u2026

"The Tooth Fairy leaves $1 for each tooth my kids' lose, but she will not be fooled by my 6-year-old son, who tried to substitute a piece of dried corn for a pulled tooth to rake in a little easy cash."

But not all the children were worried about the economy%u2026

"My name is Carrie I lost my tooth last night and the tooth fairy left me $5.00 I was so happy. I hope she knows how much I love her and thank her for what she leaves me and if you didnt leave me anything I would still love her the same. Carrie, Mississippi"

So what can a parent do to keep those toothless grins happy? Get creative with Tooth Fairy gifts. Sure, money is always great, but how about giving it in the form of a special collector's coin or a gift certificate? You can leave tooth fairy books, notes, or even an adventure CD. When all else fails, there's always sugarless gum and a fancy toothbrush. Remember, the bottom line is fun and an opportunity to encourage good nutrition and dental health. In the second part of this article we will share ideas for unusual tooth fairy gifts from parents around the world.

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