AIBU?
To have forgotten the tooth fairy's handwriting?!
callmehannahbaker · 27/07/2017 18:53
Just that really, DD is 7 and has lost a tooth today, I think this will be the last one where she still expects a letter from the tooth fairy. I have no idea how she writes usually as we're staying at my parents tonight and all the letters from here are in DD's drawer at home!
What do I do?
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Upyourdaisy · 27/07/2017 20:02
Dd1 lost a molar 2 weeks ago (she's only 8) I completely forgot and she came down the next morning really upset because she didn't get a note and £1, I hastily wrote a note and grabbed a tenner then sneakily put it under the mattress sheet and told her to recheck, she nearly screamed when she found it (I felt awful about forgetting so gave her more and told her because it's her first molar the tooth fairy was extra generous!) 
ILostItInTheEarlyNineties · 27/07/2017 20:02
The tooth fairy in our house never wrote notes. I suppose the job spec has been changed under Tories.
To answer your question, the tooth fairy surely has the same handwriting as you. There's more than one tooth fairy so some variation in writing styles is to be expected.
What if she tells her friends about this first molar rule?Cleanermaidcook · 27/07/2017 20:12
Mine is 9 and still expects a bloody letter.
Apparently i'd given ds's a name and forgotten it - an hour of frantic searching I found a previous letter - from Troy the Tooth Fairy TROY ffs was I on drugs? I have no memory of naming the fairy Troy!!
Ps different postcode, different fairy sounds like a plan.
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