Is the Tooth Fairy real? Mom shares her ‘genius’ answer

Is the tooth fairy real? One mom found a smart way to answer the timeless question — on the spot. “I am really open with my ...
The New York Times

The Tooth Fairy Is Real. She’s a Dentist in Seattle.

For 20 years, Dr. Purva Merchant has been answering letters from gaptoothed children and their parents — roughly 6,000 in all. “Happy growing up,” she typically replies. Credit...Su Yun Song Supported ...
Today

Mom’s magical solution to Tooth Fairy question could help other parents

Is the tooth fairy real? One mom found a smart way to answer the timeless question — on the spot. “I am really open with my kids about ‘real’ versus ‘pretend,’” KC Davis, a licensed professional ...

Dad Frustrated When Daughter Spills the Beans About the Tooth Fairy to Her Kindergarten Class. Now He's Worried About Santa Claus

The dad said that her daughter's teacher emailed him to share that his little girl told the entire class the Tooth Fairy ...
The Advocate

Human Condition: A grandmother tells the Tooth Fairy tales she treasures

Most families with children have an endearing story or two to share about the Tooth Fairy. How remarkable that nearly every child buys into the myth and holds onto it longer than it seems possible.
Business Insider

The Tooth Fairy is getting out of control at nearly 6 bucks a pop. Parents — let's band together to push that down to $1.

The going rate for the Tooth Fairy is $5.84 per tooth. But some parents — uh, I mean Fairies if any kids are reading — are going overboard with lavish gifts and $100 bills. We need to shut this whole ...
Seattle Times

The Tooth Fairy Is Real. She’s a Dentist in Seattle.

The letter looked like a ransom note, each jagged letter traced over and over for emphasis. The message got straight to the point: “I KNOW IT’S YOU MOM.” A fourth-grader named Caden had begun to ...