toothless grin

Losing that first tooth can be a traumatic experience, but not for our little angel. She couldn’t be more thrilled!

Finally, proof that she is no longer the "baby" but has made the transition into childhood.

At the age of FIVE, she is now a “big girl” because she can already see her big girl tooth pushing through.

This little one couldn’t be more anxious for the sun to go down tonight as she awaits a visit from her fantasy fairy who will come with all her magical charm and leave a very modest amount of money in exchange for this tiny little tooth and a letter:

"Wow, what a tooth! I could not believe my eyes when I saw it. You have done such a wonderful job taking care of your teeth. I think that it was the whitest and brightest tooth I picked up all week. Keep up the terrific work. I am very happy that you finally lost that first tooth. I was so excited to come and pick it up. Now since you lost the first one the others are soon to follow. You are getting so big and adult teeth are on their way. Be sure to keep brushing. I will be back soon. Until then have a magical time…. Love, The Tooth Fairy"

Comments

dustin and amy said…
She lost it!!! She showed me at Kelli's shower that it was really loose. Congrats Brit, on becoming a big girl!
May 19, 2009 at 10:15 AM
Michelle said…
Whoooaaa!! Finally Brit!!
May 20, 2009 at 3:36 PM
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