Wow, thank you for the pictures! It is amazing to see how much Chloe is growing up. I can remember, not too long ago, when it was Ashley loosing her teeth.
Rosemary Wells, a former professor at the Northwestern University Dental School, found evidence that supports the origin of different tooth fairies in the United States around 1900. Folklorist Tad Tuleja suggests postwar affluence, a child-directed family culture, and media turned the myth into a custom.
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Que: "All I want for Christmas are my two front teeth"!!!
Nice work! What is the tooth fairy's going rate these days? Also, what are the origins of the tooth fairy? Anyone?
Wow, thank you for the pictures! It is amazing to see how much Chloe is growing up. I can remember, not too long ago, when it was Ashley loosing her teeth.
We miss you all, and love you!
Congratulations on the tooth, Chloe!
Love,
Grandma Claudia
From wikipedia:
Rosemary Wells, a former professor at the Northwestern University Dental School, found evidence that supports the origin of different tooth fairies in the United States around 1900. Folklorist Tad Tuleja suggests postwar affluence, a child-directed family culture, and media turned the myth into a custom.
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