So what's the going rate for the tooth fairy?

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In my home it's £1 per tooth. One of my friends leave 20p, but I think that's way to little. Losing a tooth is a big deal to a small person.

I've currently got a £1 coin soaking in the tooth rotting coke which I bought as a special treat for sprog and small sleepover friend's "midnight" feast (8pm...), because the tooth fairy only leaves shiny coins, what with her being magical and all that...

The irony is not lost on me. :thumbsup:
 
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badkitty

badkitty

A Fiddler of ill repute
In my home it's £1 per tooth. One of my friends leave 20p, but I think that's way to little. Losing a tooth is a big deal to a small person.

I've currently got a £1 coin soaking in the tooth rotting coke which I bought as a special treat for sprog and small sleepover friend's "midnight" feast (8pm...), because the tooth fairy only leaves shiny coins, what with her being magical and all that...

The irony is not lost on me. ;)
 

fossyant

Ride It Like You Stole It!
Location
South Manchester
It's at least £1...£2 for a big tooth....and a FIVER......... for one of my daughter's teeth....

She wanted it to go towards paying for us all to go to the local 'fun' pool....pretty expensive for a swim....... she got it, and saved it till the pool re-opened after a re-furb.
 

fossyant

Ride It Like You Stole It!
Location
South Manchester
It's at least £1...£2 for a big tooth....and a FIVER......... for one of my daughter's teeth....

She wanted it to go towards paying for us all to go to the local 'fun' pool....pretty expensive for a swim....... she got it, and saved it till the pool re-opened after a re-furb.
 
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