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I know when my son’s first tooth became wobbly he was terrified; the thought of having this big hole in his mouth really upset him, never mind the thought that it might hurt. Once he realised there was no pain involved he loved it, he would sit for hours playing with his tooth, wobbling it one way then the next, seeing how far forward it would go.
His first tooth fell out during an afternoon at the seaside, unfortunately for us we didn't get to keep the tooth it for his memory box,as he ate it. Yep, yep he was nicely enjoying his dinner, he didn't even realise at first it wasn't until he spoke and we notice the gap in his teeth. As you can see from the photo he was very happy to show it off.
====The Tooth Fairy====
For me , all children including my own must have the excitement of the tooth fairy coming to visit them whilst they're asleep. We also bought a book that we could read to him on the night before he went to sleep,I believe it was a peppa pig Peppa Pig book, it gave him instructions to brush his newly fallen out tooth and provided a little letter and envelope to put it in, and also one for the parents to put some small change in when they are asleep.
Jake was so excited when he got up in the morning to find the fairy had been and left him some pennies.
We had to write the tooth fairy a letter about him swallowing his first tooth so she would still come to see him! but But we did manage to keep his second for the memory box we keep for all his little trinkets.
====So when do They Start Becoming Loose?====