When Natalie was 2 years old, she bumped her front tooth on the edge of a pool at a hotel while vacationing in Palmyra. It went gray and we thought she would lose it. However, it lightened up and she has had it ever since. . . until now! Look at the hole it left! She worked at getting that tooth out for weeks. And thanks to our brave neighbor, Katie, who pulled it right out! The permanent tooth is so big that it pushed the one next to it right out the first day of kindergarten! Natalie pulled that one herself! She has quite a collection of gold dollars from the tooth fairy! We sure love her new smile!Friday, August 29, 2008
tooth fairy and gold coins
When Natalie was 2 years old, she bumped her front tooth on the edge of a pool at a hotel while vacationing in Palmyra. It went gray and we thought she would lose it. However, it lightened up and she has had it ever since. . . until now! Look at the hole it left! She worked at getting that tooth out for weeks. And thanks to our brave neighbor, Katie, who pulled it right out! The permanent tooth is so big that it pushed the one next to it right out the first day of kindergarten! Natalie pulled that one herself! She has quite a collection of gold dollars from the tooth fairy! We sure love her new smile!
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Kaley, it was great to talk the other day. You and I are right there together going through many of the same things with our kids. Ella lost her first tooth the first week of school, too! My Ryan is the king of tantrums. It's surprisingly challenging for me even though he's my 4th and I should know how to handle it by now. The only thing I'm missing is a Jr high kid and a darling, edible baby. Oh well! Love you!
Andrea
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