Well, not technically. A couple of months ago, the dentist pulled one of Mazie's molars because it was pretty decayed. It couldn't be filled or crowned. So, the Tooth Fairy left Mazie a pack of flossers and told her to take better care of her teeth. Mazie used the entire pack of 30 flossers in one day. In her teeniest, tiniest cursive writing, the Tooth Fairy also promised money on the first tooth she lost naturally.
Fast forward to yesterday. We had a Mt. View Co-op Preschool Alumni and current student family fun night that we were invited to. Before we left, Mazie's tooth was barely hanging on. We tried to convince her to pull it before we left, but she was adamant that we weren't doing that.
Once we arrived at the event, she got herself some cookie dough ice cream that was generously donated by Ben and Jerry's. Not two bites later, she's running up to me with something in her hand and a mouth full of blood. She's finally lost her tooth!
I'll continue the post tomorrow when and if the Tooth Fairy comes!
1 comment:
I think it's days like these that will make you really glad you did this project. Congrats to Mazie.
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