This kind of big news.....!
At the age of 5 years 3 months T lost her first tooth!
She'd been working on that sucker for quite some time.
I wouldn't know that from observation.
Just over hearing it.
I avoid all things teeth if wiggling is involved.
Like I literally ran from the room if I heard any whispers of a loose tooth.
So gross.
But, I am so happy for her because she was SO. STINKIN'. HAPPY.
Seriously. She even said it: "I'm so happy mommy!"
If you look close you can see that her permanent tooth was already growing up behind her baby tooth. We almost missed the gap-stage completely with that one.
And so it begins. The tooth fairy has entered our world and I fear will be here for many years to come.
Ugh. Teeth.
i totally agree. teeth (and anything involved with teeth) are gross. but...yay taryn!! she looks so happy. :)just make "teeth" daddy's thing. haha
ReplyDeleteOh yes, she quickly learned that I had NO interest in seeing that thing wiggle. She went straight to daddy for that nonsense! At least you've got a couple years before LK's start falling (but boy does it come fast)!
DeleteOh, goodness! Did she pull it herself?! I'm not looking forward to this stage...
ReplyDeleteNo, I think Derek did. T would have him check every night in bed if it was ready. Then she popped up one evening with it out. So I'm assuming that he pulled it. I steared clear of questioning much of the process. : )
DeleteReally!?! Are we entering this stage already? I am not prepared. At All. I'd better get a plan in place for the tooth fairy, just in case!
ReplyDeleteI wondered if Charlie had yet. I think T was kinda early. But not to her because her two best friends had each already lost two. One of them is only 4 too! With her dramatics you'd have thought she was going into HS with her baby teeth still. : ) Better get your fairy wings prepared!!
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