Colgate Giveaway

Booo! Contest ended 4 days ago...should have been posted earllier.......

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My children now my grandchildren got and will get from the toothfairy, under their pillow: a new toothbrush, their favorite toothpaste, dental floss, and a funny mirror to check their teeth.

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My children get a note and some cash from the tooth fairy.

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Tooth Fairy brings $10 first tooth and $5 thereafter

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My daughter lost her FIRST tooth on her 6th birthday, so the tooth fairy brought a giant Barbie mylar balloon and a brand new CRISP $5 bill! She also left a little note saying how proud she was of her for pulling it out all on her own & being SO brave! My daughter was THRILLED!! =)

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At 5 1/2, my twins haven't lost any teeth just yet ~ but I LOVE the idea of a new toothbrush, their favorite toothpaste (which btw is COLGATE ~ they will NOT use anything else!!!), dental floss, and a funny mirror to check their teeth. I might leave them a quarter like I received when I was a child, but certainly NOT $5 or $10 per tooth! That is just CRAZY in MY opinion!

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For the first tooth, they got money and a tooth bags for future lost teeth. Money there after, except for my son that seemed to chip many of his teeth, the tooth fairy brought a money and a mouth guard.

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I'm thinking the tooth fairy will bring my daughter a couple dollars and either toothpaste, a new toothbrush, or floss.

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My children get $1 for the first tooth. Every tooth after that receives .25 and a new toothbrush, toothpaste, or floss.

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@Cindy
Thank you for pointing out that the contest ends July 23rd. The original post DID say the contest ended on July 16th.

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Well, the tooth fairy brings odd amounts cash. Sometimes she has big bills in her wallet and other times lots of change. The two front teeth and molars bring in more cash ($3 to $5) than the smaller teeth since they probably hurt a little coming out. Santa usually brings the tooth pillow around the 5 yr Christmas....that way its all ready to go!! What's endearing is when the kiddos leave a note for the fairy asking how her night went and if she's tired yet from all the flying around! :o)

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My daughter has always received a dollar, which as she's grown older seems to be paltry! ( : Love the ideas about leaving toothpaste/brushes and floss. My son's 3 and learning to brush well; I'm sure the dollar will seem huge to him when the time comes. ( :

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My children get 5.00 for the first tooth with a coupon to give to mom for fixing their favorite dinner one night. All other teeth after that they get 1.00.

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The munchkins get a new character toothbrush and paste and $2 under their pillows in a decorated cellophane swag bag.

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When my daughter lost her 1st tooth, she received $1. Every tooth after that, she receieves a dollar more than the last. The Tooth Fairy even gave her a $10 bill for a molar she has removed at the dentist. Sometimes the tooth fairy hides her tooth in the house for my daughter to find later to add to her baby memory box!

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When my daughter lost her first tooth, she received $5 but it's been all downhill from there. Sometimes $1 but usually what change there is in my wallet. That is except for the time that my parents were visiting. Apparently, the tooth fairy leaves an extra $20 if you have company.

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My children receive from the tooth fairy: a new toothbrush, usually their faves, Dora and Spongebob, a new yummy tube of toothpaste, mouthwash and floss, all packaged in a tooth-shaped toiletry keeper

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My kids will get exactly what I got from the tooth fairy, some loose change! She will probably leave them a quarter; I remember getting just nickel and being as happy as can be!

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