At what age does the tooth fairy stop coming?

busiscoming2

zippybungle wrote: »

My motto is: If you don't believe, you don't receive! ....that applies to the Tooth Fairy, Easter Bunny and Santa

Zippy x

That's the same here.

bargainsneeded

always been a £2 coin here and will keep going till the teeth stop falling out i soppose. x

Scrapaholic

I still have a little note that DD wrote, maybe when she was 6-7 yrs, she left a tiny silver clog charm "as a token of my esteem " for the tooth fairy. Sweet ! £1 per tooth for grandchildren I think .

claire16c

zippybungle wrote: »

My motto is: If you don't believe, you don't receive! ....that applies to the Tooth Fairy, Easter Bunny and Santa

Zippy x

Could that not turn into a bit of a farce though? Your kids could just pretend that they do and you go round in circles?

Ive got some friends, who at the age of about 15/16 pretended to their parents they believed in Santa - and literally wouldnt let us talk about it around their Mum or Dad, incase they then stopped xmas presents! :rotfl: Im not even sure their Mum had said anything about not getting stuff anymore - and if she had, she would know by that age they would clearly not believe anymore, but they kept it up 'just incase'. And she couldnt accuse them of lying - because after all she would have been the one who told them it was true in the first place!

Anyway - does anyone actually really believe in the tooth fairy? Id lost all my baby teeth by around age 8, and I never once thought it was a fairy putting 40p under my pillow! Especially when the fairy 'forgot' and a reminder to my Dad meant the money magically appeared that night :rotfl:

catch_me_if_you_can

TF forgot once with my daughter. Until I went upstairs to "recheck" with her under her pillow. There it was! :rotfl:

theladsmum

Will keep going until all milk teeth gone.
Quite often forget - once took three nights for the TF to come - she was REALLY busy that week

balletshoes

tooth fairy comes here as long as there are milk teeth still to come out .

thelovelygirl

the tooth fairy seems to have got very generous all i got was 10p for a front tooth and 50p for a molar.....

£10 is ridiculous!

peachyprice

The tooth fairy keeps coming here until all the milk teeth have fallen out.

She brings £1, although it was £2 for the first tooth. She must get short of £1 coins though, she left 2 x 50p pieces last week.

Joface_2

I wouldn't worry too much about the Tooth Fairy. The Easter Bunny still visits our home and hides my kids Easter Eggs. My youngest is sixteen and my oldest is at Uni. Never too old I say.