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Tooth fairy - urgent help needed!!!!
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My seven year old son has finally lost the tooth that we really wanted him to lose. It was cracked and chipped in a bath versus tooth incident when he was about two and has looked awful ever since. However, he managed to swallow it as it came out when he was having his lunch. My dilemma is that he desperately thinks the tooth fairy is going to bring him a note (because of the importance of this tooth and the whole 'swallowing it' scenario) but we can't find he printer lead! What can we do instead? Thanks.
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.Are you sure that he's not really hoping for the type of note that has the Queen's head on it? (What is the going rate for the tooth fairy these days anyway?)
With no printer, you seem to have got two choices:
1. Get to know your neighbours better by asking them if you can use their printer. (You could put the file onto a CD or USB stick, or simply email it to them) ; or
2. Get the felt tips out ;-)
Chris
PS: Your question is an example of what I meant when I posted on this thread!
http://www.theanswerb...uestion1008031-7.html
With no printer, you seem to have got two choices:
1. Get to know your neighbours better by asking them if you can use their printer. (You could put the file onto a CD or USB stick, or simply email it to them) ; or
2. Get the felt tips out ;-)
Chris
PS: Your question is an example of what I meant when I posted on this thread!
http://www.theanswerb...uestion1008031-7.html
Problem solved - eons ago my husband bought me one of those teeth keeper things (fairy sitting on a pot thing made from silver). Have found it (in a box in the garage). Going to stick it on to an empty video camera cassette box (to put the coin in). Husband is writing (in fairy writing) a note saying something along the lines of 'this is to keep your next tooth in'. Thanks for your ideas.
I think I've told this tale before but never mind. When my daughter was about 6 or 7 and at infants school she lost a tooth one night. I made a teeny weeny letter from tissue paper and made a small envelope ( fairy size) I wrote a thank you for tooth from the fairy and put it under her pillow with some sparkley dust and a 10p (cheaper in those days) she took the letter to school and all the other kids then expected the same, the other mothers weren't very happy with me as they all had to start making fairy letters.
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