alternately titled
I Love My Daughter and Her Sweet Heart
“Dear, ToothFairy
I’m very sorry I had a cavaty
will you forgive me? I promis it will not happen again.
Yes ___ No __”
Poor Miss Princess was devastated to have the dentist find a cavity, she cried and cried. She apologized to us and thought she’d done something wrong. We reassured her that she didn’t and we’d just have to floss more thoroughly and Momma and Daddy would monitor her teeth brushing more closely.
Yesterday, she had to get laughing gas – “Mom, the funny gas made my fingers tingly” – shots in her mouth and she had to have a tooth extracted.
This note is what the Tooth Fairy found in her room when she came to *extract* the tooth.
Needless to say, the Tooth Fairy’s heart is in a puddle somewhere on my child’s floor.
It just doesn’t get any sweeter than this! I love this little girl so much!
Gas is the best at the dentist-makes the whole experience worth while !~!
That is the sweetest thing! My daughter just lost her first tooth today and there is BIG excitement around here. I can’t wait to play the part of the Tooth Fairy tonight for the first time ever. And I can’t stop thinking about the first time I saw that little tooth when she was four months old. The time, it does fly…
Sweet through and through . . . she is most definitely YOUR kid. 😉
omg, this could not be any cuter!
So sweet. Definitely a keeper for the scrapbook! I love little notes like that from my kids.
Just so sweet. Hope the tooth fairy was good to her before she melted into a puddle 😉
that is priceless. bless her little heart. love the boxes to check yes or no. thanks for sharing.
I love the picture of the tooth fairy with her crown and Princess lying on her pillow in her long gown.
that is all sorts of sweetness. what a sweet heart.
Oh, this tooth fairy’s heart would have been a puddle on the floor, too!