Ella with her two buckaroos! Our tooth fairies(they each have their own ya know) bring two dollars for the first tooth and then one dollar for each one after.

She even received a special note from her tooth fairy. I guess it had fallen on the floor because Ella didn't see it at first. She knew Aubrey had received one and looked a little disappointed this morning when I came into her room. When I pointed out the note on the floor, you should've seen her face:) "I got a note from my tooth fairy too Aubrey!!! And her name is Emerald!" They each have their own special fairy. :)

Here is a closeup of her new smile. See that little gap on the bottom. And see what I mean about that gap up top. That front tooth has wiggled over really far and is actually colliding into the others. She needs to get it out fast!


Here is a closeup of her new smile. See that little gap on the bottom. And see what I mean about that gap up top. That front tooth has wiggled over really far and is actually colliding into the others. She needs to get it out fast!

We're so happy you finally lost a tooth Ella. Its so exciting to have the Tooth Fairy visit our house! Keep on wigglin :)
5 comments:
Ohhh . . .they are growing up too quickly HOlly!!What a sweetie pie though. I used to get a dime and thought I was rich. Well, I was. A dime bought a lot in dem dere days! (Shows how old I am!) xxoo
Congrats Ella. What a nice tooth fairy you have.
Holly is your blog private now?
Will it show up on my blogger reader when you have a new post?
I don't want to miss your posts.
Hugs, Lura
Yeah Ella woot woot you are rich. I love love love the name of your fairy "Emerald" hmmmm that sounds like it would be a great name for a pet or something I never thought of that that is just awesome and how exciting to get your own personal letter amazing. Smile pretty we will be waiting to hear when the next tooth falls.......
Congrats Ella!
I love that your kids all have different tooth fairies and they bring them letters! That is too cute!
Well, that period of growth is fun. Bittersweet for parents, but it's often more sweet than bitter. The growth of adult teeth is the mark of a new chapter, where both parents and children must step up to stay healthy and happy.
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