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nomadatlatl
17 February
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comolaflor_
17 February
- Country or regionUnited States
I do not have children, but I believe it is still common to do so
FT43
17 February
- Country or regionUnited States
I think so. I definitely did this as a kid.
sotojaiden
17 February
- Country or regionUnited States
It’s still common to do so, but with mainly younger children from around the ages 3-11 ( I think), but to answer your question, yes it’s still common.
nomadatlatl
18 February
- Country or regionJapan
@comolaflor_ Oh, thanks as always. I got it. 👍
nomadatlatl
18 February
- Country or regionJapan
@FT43 いつもありがとうございます。
In Japan, we often throw a tooth on the roof of a house, instead, haha.🦷🏠
nomadatlatl
18 February
- Country or regionJapan
@sotojaiden Ahh, gotcha. Thanks so much for your feedback. (ᵔᴥᵔ)
That is much the same with us except for throwing a tooth on the roof of a house, haha. 😁
Kittybytes
about 20 hours
- Country or regionUnited States
Yes. I have children and they always put their tooth under the pillow. My husband or I sneak in at night and replace the tooth with $5. The amount is up to the parents. When I was a child I got $1 per tooth.
My oldest children have realized that the tooth fairy isn’t real, but we still do it. Eventually they run out of baby teeth anyway, so they should enjoy it while they can. It’s like a little reward that makes losing the tooth pleasant for them, instead of annoying.
nomadatlatl
about 19 hours
- Country or regionJapan
@Kittybytes Thanks so much for the feedback. ｡◕‿◕｡
You are telling me! $1 per tooth, haha. That's a good idea. It might be some payments considering all the teeth your children are supposed to lose, it doesn't cost you an arm and leg, though.
Time flies so fast, have fun while you and your kids can enjoy their childhood. 🤗
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