Lisa lost her first tooth today... she's 4.5!

[Southpaw]

I kinda wish hubby hadn't mentioned that teeth go under the pillow, but rather on the dresser instead. I'm just hoping he's not going to wake her up...

My dad likes to tell the story of me waking up while he was playing tooth fairy. "Why is your hand under my pillow?" "Oh, just checking to make sure your tooth is still there..."

I think I always just a quarter for my teeth. They are definitely more expensive these days though lol.

 

[sparks19]

I entered in all my info and got $2 That would probably be about the amount we would give her. $1 or $2 for a trip to the dollar store lol

 

[~Jessie~]

That tooth fairy calculator makes no sense! The lower the income/education, the more money the kid is supposed to get

 

[~Jessie~]

If I put in a 21 year old female in Florida with a high school education and under $25k a year, I get $5. If I put in a 30 year old female with a graduate school education and $75k a year, it drops to $2. That makes no sense!

Anyway, I received $5 for the first few teeth I lost, and then anywhere from $2 to $5 for the others I believe.

 

[milos_mommy]

I got $1 or $2 dollars for teeth as a little kid, and when I got a little older (8 or 9) I'd get more, like $4 or $5 maybe.

But once I lost a tooth the day before my birthday and I got $22!