K has been very into Peppa Pig. She watched The Tooth Fairy video tonight.
She asked me if a tooth fairy would come by when her teeth drops and she puts it under the pillow. I said yes. Then she asked how the tooth fairy would know when her tooth drops out. I told her P would tell it to her. Heh.
So here is what P said.
There are many many tooth fairies. But there is just one queen tooth fairy who would assign the tooth fairies to the children. Every child has one tooth fairy whose sole (and very boring) job is to collect teeth from that child.
This tooth fairy is only two-teeth high. When she knows that the child has dropped a tooth, she would come stealthily and crawl under the pillow to take the tooth out in exchange for a coin.
So here is what P said.
There are many many tooth fairies. But there is just one queen tooth fairy who would assign the tooth fairies to the children. Every child has one tooth fairy whose sole (and very boring) job is to collect teeth from that child.
This tooth fairy is only two-teeth high. When she knows that the child has dropped a tooth, she would come stealthily and crawl under the pillow to take the tooth out in exchange for a coin.
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He! Yes, and tooth fairies (who also come in the male variety, albeit without the pink togas) are nowadays expected to leave written communication to their assigned children. Obviously they haven't been allowed internet access/facebook/twitter accounts, or even text-able mobile devices yet. Soon, though. And then children everywhere will be able to mail in their teeth in a postage-paid envelope for an immediate online credit/rebate.
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