I’ve been waiting ever so (*ahem*) patiently.
So do you notice anything?
Yep, we finally have our own Junie B. Jones - toothless wonder in the house.
Amazingly enough we were listening to that very Junie B. Jones audiobook on our trip to Hana the day that Em’s first tooth decided to vacate her crazy shark-like mouth.
It has been loose for quite a while now, and her adult teeth are coming in behind her two bottom teeth. I had already made a dentist appointment for the girls for the day we got home from vacation, anticipating a possible need to help get those baby teeth out of there.
So with the threat of the dentist (or Nena!) pulling out her tooth, she wiggled, wiggled, wiggled it, and then got a little freaked out when it started to bleed at dinner one night (I may or may not have forgotten to mention to her that when your teeth come out there might be a bit of blood? Yeah, she is definitely my kid!). But it finally fell out in her hand while we were swimming in the pool that evening. Hallelujah and thank God for small favors!
Once the drama was over I think she realized the anticipation was far worse than the actual tooth falling out. She was practically giddy and has shown her “tooth hole” to anyone she come across.
The dentist said that her adult teeth may actually be coming in in the correct spot since she has a bit of an underbite right now. But I foresee definite braces in her future. And he also was not concerned with the other bottom tooth coming out. So we are back to wigglin’.
And yes, the tooth fairy does make hotel calls in Maui. Just in case you wondered.
Yay!! Congrats Emma!!
Hi Emma, Congrats on losing your first tooth….
Oh, man. Good thing it didn’t fall into the pool. Hope the tooth fairly was feeling generous that night.
Hooray Emma! Welcome to the big kid club~ Can’t wait to see your holes. Love you-
First of many to lose.
Yah.
What a big day…You know how we used to “lose” teeth when I was a kid? We’d tie a string to our tooth, sit on the bathroom toilet and tie the other end to the door knob and my mom or one of our siblings would do the countdown and……slam the door! Bye-Bye tooth! HA! Of course, there was much wiggling and fear leading up to that moment…but, the actual event was never as bad as the lead up!
I imagine the first is the hardest, since you don’t really know what to expect. I am glad the tooth fairy was able to find Em.
YAY Em!!!! The anticipation is always worse than the actual event. I remember losing my first tooth, and running around the house like a crazy person with a hand mirror so I could keep looking at my new “hole.” What does the tooth fairy pay these days, with inflation? LOL
Yay!! Hooray for Emma!!!
They will be dropping out left right and centre now!!! Literally