The Tooth Fairy

About two maybe three weeks ago, our six year old lost one front tooth and listen, I have to tell you,  I thought his one missing tooth smile was the cutest thing a mom could ever lay eyes on, until about five days later he lost the neighboring front tooth. His toothless mouth is so funny and cute it brings a smile to my face  whenever he opens his mouth.

missing both

Everyone was so excited, we tend to make a big deal around here. We were all so excited, his big sis asked, are you going to put your tooth teeth under your pillow so that the tooth fairy will leave you a dollar?" to that he responded,  the last time, Ii put my tooth under the pillow daddy came in and took it and left a dollar..... Uhhhmmmmm!~) Right away we knew daddy was playing tooth fairy and got caught so we all went into damage control mode, cause our 6 year old had given up on the tooth fairy. We explained that the tooth fairy really isn't daddy; we told him it just so happened that the tooth fairy on assignment must looked just like daddy, we added, you didn't get a good look cause it was nighttime and it was dark.   To that she sarcastically responded, it was in the daytime. Crushed again in our attempts to reassure him that the tooth fairy does exist. Still in damage control mode we quickly added,  daddy was trying to help, he thought the tooth fairy might be a little busy and so he wanted to be like Dwayne the Rock Johnson in the Disney movie, Tooth Fairy.


To that he looked at us with great suspicion. He hesitantly took his tooth, eying us in disbelief as he left the kitchen to head up to his room. Dads, you gotta love them and give them their due respect cause they create the memories that last a lifetime.


I wonder if Mr. Sixfootplus was wearing a tutu? hmmmmm? I'll try to remember to ask.. It was in the daytime. ahahhahahahhaa, who knew?