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Great advice from the Go-To Mom on how much the tooth fairy should leave.

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Great advice from the Go-To Mom on how much the tooth fairy should leave.

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By: Guest More than a year ago

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i lost 1 tooth how much money should i get?

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Tooth Fairy Money

How much money should the tooth fairy leave? Kimberley Clayton Blaine: How much money should the tooth fairy leave? A dyne, a quarter, a few dollars, are you out of your mind? It's not the amount of money that children look forward to, it's the mystery and magic of the tooth fairy. A quarter or a gold dollar is whimsical enough. When the tooth fairy visits, she comes with the intention of welcoming your child into the world of big kid teeth. The fact that she actually leaves the cool trinket, which in the past has traditionally been money, really excites kids. Have you ever had a creative tooth fairy visit your child? Once we found that she left two quarters and three beautifully polished stones for our son. No need to go overboard and leave paper dollars. Young children thrive on fantasy, not monetary items. A few shining quarters will surely bring a twinkle to their eye.

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How much money should the tooth fairy leave?

Kimberley Clayton Blaine: How much money should the tooth fairy leave? A dyne, a quarter, a few dollars, are you out of your mind?

It's not the amount of money that children look forward to, it's the mystery and magic of the tooth fairy. A quarter or a gold dollar is whimsical enough. When the tooth fairy visits, she comes with the intention of welcoming your child into the world of big kid teeth.

The fact that she actually leaves the cool trinket, which in the past has traditionally been money, really excites kids. Have you ever had a creative tooth fairy visit your child? Once we found that she left two quarters and three beautifully polished stones for our son. No need to go overboard and leave paper dollars. Young children thrive on fantasy, not monetary items. A few shining quarters will surely bring a twinkle to their eye.

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