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A visit from the tooth fairy

Sage lost his first tooth. Given that Sage is a bit of a dramatic child, and considering how much we talked about his loose tooth, when he finally lost the tooth it was almost a non event. He came into the kitchen and said, "Mama, my tooth came out." There was no blood, there was no worrying about how it was going to come out, there was no pain and no tears. Thankfully. The Tooth Fairy paid a visit and came in through our special fairy door, leaving a trail of fairy dust and put a note and golden dollars under Sage's pillow. He was really shy about the Tooth Fairy coming so he didn't say much about that either. He's got a lot of teeth left to loose so I'm not assuming this will be the norm. Maybe next time he won't be so quiet about the whole experience. Aiden still has 12 baby teeth left to loose so I have a feeling the Tooth Fairy visits are going to be frequent.


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