What is the going rate for the Tooth Fairy?

freebie_junkie

my tooth fairy gave a £1 and a letter she typed on my dad's type-writer hehe!

i used to make her clothes and write her letters coz i was desperate to know her name, after my mate swallowed her tooth and if you swallow it you get a special book with teh tooth fairy's real name inside but you must never tell anyone so i never found out from her!

my auntie is really rich and my cousins get £5!

*Louise*

£1 per tooth - only cost me a couple of quid so far, but DS1 is nearly 7, so I think it's going to cost me a lot more pretty soon:rotfl:

I only got 20p per tooth...but it was the late 80's.

Trollydolly_2

My nephews get £2 per tooth, i think the glitter idea is fab!!!

I heard of somebody, i think it was on here actually, she puts talcum powder infront of the fire and steps in it to make footprints like snow for father christmas's visit. I thought that was a fab idea!

Toothsmith

It's about £1 per tooth round here, but if kids come to me with a wobbly one, and I flick it out (Which is really easy when you get a probe underneath them - a bit like taking a plaster off quickly!) I tell the kid the tooth fairy often leaves a little more if it comes out at the dentist! I love the scowls I get from the parent from across the surgery!

Mrs_Optimist

1 pound for small teeth 2 pound for front ones. My daughter is 7 and has lost quite a few so far. My Son is 4 and hasn't yet reached that stage. But I told my daughter that if she forced her teeth out she wouldn't get any money because the teeth were no good to the fairies if they didn't come out of their own accord. there are some kids in her class that deliberately loosen their teeth and yank them out just for the dosh which I think is just wrong. Better start saving, from experience once the first one is out the rest soon follow. And keep them if you can, I still have my teeth from when I was young (I am now 32!!)

wobbley

As the tooth fairies are now suppose to be registered for VAT it's £1.17 1/2p rounded up th £1.18. AND they have to leave a reciept

Toothsmith

They should also be a registered carrier of clinical waste, have appropriate receptacles for their transport and leave appropriate waste transfer notices.

Spendless

Toothsmith wrote:

I tell the kid the tooth fairy often leaves a little more if it comes out at the dentist! I love the scowls I get from the parent from across the surgery!

LOL:D . What about your own kids toothsmith, do tooth fairies come to your house too?

Gorgeous_George

If any kids are reading this thread, make your own teeth out of mints.

Half a pound of sweets soon pay for themselves.

If your mates get more for their teeth, do a deal and share the profits.

If parents are divorced, the tooth fairy visits twice.



GG

Toothsmith

Spendless wrote:

LOL:D . What about your own kids toothsmith, do tooth fairies come to your house too?

Of course they do.

I know each one by name, and have also visited the fairy village. It's all part of the job!