Tooth Fairy

[SteveD]

What is the going rate in the UK for money from the Tooth Fairy (first milk tooth to come out, 6 year-old child)? Thanks in advance.

[wolf63]

Not much help but I was charged £400 to get four of my cat's back teeth out.

Good job he didn't know about the tooth fairy.

[calmck]

Up to your really. 50p to £1

[TheWinner]

The story is that if your tooth is put under your pillow, the tooth fairy takes it away in exchange for Gold. So a £1 or £2 "gold" coin should be fine.

[Old_Geezer]

You tell your kid that unfortunately the tooth fairy has gone on strike. Haven't they been listening to the news ?

[Cloverjo]

I would guess it’s about £2 now. My son got £1 twenty five odd years ago.

[SteveD]

Many thanks for the answers.

[Buenchico]

£2 seems to be about the norm - but some kids get £20!
https://www.walesonline.co.uk/news/cost-of-living/how-much-tooth-fairy-leaving-26125769

[TheWinner]

our "tooth fairy" was in B I G T R O U B L E, as they forgot to visit, - three nights in a row. . . . . ha ha, but made up for it by leaving a more generous amount.

[Canary42]

When I was shedding milk teeth it was a silver threepenny bit. Here is my collection

https://ibb.co/pzMnYRV

[roopower]

My grandsons (11 & 9) got £1 for the first and 50p thereafter.