Well, let me tell you, the tooth fairy found Lily, and she took that teeny-tiny tooth, leaving a coin in return. And from her running out of her room over-the-moon-excited with that little coin in her hand, I think it's safe to say, tooth fairy did her job.
On that topic, we had a little discussing while brushing Lily's hair tonight:
Lily: Mami, does the tooth fairy really exist??
I: I don't know, Lily.. What do YOU think?
Lily: Mami, I know the tooth fairy exists. She left me a coin, do you remember? That means she HAS to exist!!
Love my Lily!
This is so sweet! Yay for the tooth fairy. ;)
ReplyDeleteThanks, Jen!! It was a long way coming, but somehow, she was still surprised :-)
DeleteLily is so cute and I still have a few years for this, but have a feeling both my girls will truly be excited when it is their turns!! :)
ReplyDeleteIt's going to happen sooner than you think, Janine :-)
DeleteShe has such a cute little toothless smile! And I LOVE her reasoning for whether or not the Tooth Fairy exists. :-)
ReplyDeleteShe's such a practical-thinking girl :-)
ReplyDeleteAww. That's so sweet! I can only imagine Lily's smile when she looked underneath her pillow and found that coin. Haha! Kids can really be sweet even in just the littlest things. I do hope that she takes care of her teeth once the permanent ones come out. :D
ReplyDeleteLeigh Hamilton
How many times did the tooth fairy visit her since then? Looks like all the teeth the fairy will collect from her will be white and healthy. I hope the fondness she has for the tooth fairy will be the same with the dentist, who are actually the “tooth fairies” in real life. Have a great day!
ReplyDeleteTed Grimmer @ Cody Dental