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I always left mine on a saucer covered by salt and an egg cup and the fairy would leave me a sixpence.I was just wondering how much money is "he" or "she" leaving nowadays? When I was a child I used to get a dollar from "the tooth fairy" every time that I lost a tooth. They always let me keep both my money and the tooth afterwards though. I also left my tooth in a Ziploc bag on the nightstand instead of underneath my pillow.
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Yep, I'm a Brit. That's why I posted English things in your other thread.Hmm,.. interesting. You know up until now I didn't know that you resided in the UK. (Off topic but when I saw the sixpence thing I was like hey wait a minute!
Then back in the day, I used put my tooth under my pillow [there were no ziploc bags in those days] and come morning I was richer by a single thin dime, but for sure with a dime I could buy two candy bars [e.g. Babe Ruth and Snickers] or 12oz bottle of soda.I was just wondering how much money is "he" or "she" leaving nowadays? When I was a child I used to get a dollar from "the tooth fairy" every time that I lost a tooth. They always let me keep both my money and the tooth afterwards though. I also left my tooth in a Ziploc bag on the nightstand instead of underneath my pillow.
I was just wondering how much money is "he" or "she" leaving nowadays? When I was a child I used to get a dollar from "the tooth fairy" every time that I lost a tooth. They always let me keep both my money and the tooth afterwards though. I also left my tooth in a Ziploc bag on the nightstand instead of underneath my pillow.
And, we knew their was no tooth fairy, ha!
