DCFemella: Well Behaved Women Rarely Make History: How Much Should the Tooth Fairy Give a Child?
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haruszpapa · 3 months agowe've settled on a gold dollar coin per tooth.
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dcfemella · 3 months agoWhere do you get gold dollar coins?
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haruszpapa · 3 months agoi'm sure you can get them at the bank as well but we picked up a few from the stamp vending machine at the post office. the machine gives change in dollar coins.
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dcfemella · 3 months agoThanks so much! I love the gold dollar coin idea!
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Alexandra Cuevas · 3 months agoI give mine a whole dollar!! Somehow they think it's better when I give them a dollar bill instead of four quarters.
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dcfemella · 3 months agoI wish I could do that, but my son already knows way too much about money for that trick. ;)
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Will · 3 months ago1 or 2 dollars is fine, I think.
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dcfemella · 3 months agoYes, I think it is as well. =D
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Vered - blogger for hire · 3 months agoWe give $5, but I know several family who give $1 per tooth and the kids are very happy!
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dcfemella · 3 months agoI decided on $2. When he saw the money, he said, "Awwww...I wanted $20." I said, "Babe, the tooth fairy doesn't give out that kind of money unless it's a ton of teeth." =D
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Adriana · 3 months agoI think part of the reason the "tooth fairy" gives kiddos money is so they can enjoy it But I like you, don't think going overboard is healthy. I would have to say anything over 5 dollars is over doing it. I will probably give Vaness 3 to 5 dollars with the time comes. She will have a field day at the dollar store lol. But that gold piece is a brilliant idea!