A mere five days after turning seven, Riley lost tooth number four. It was on the bottom, and she lost it at school. Seeing as this is a pretty popular occurrence at an elementary school, the school nurse had a typed-up letter stating that Riley lost a tooth at school today, and she placed the tooth in a sealed envelope so she wouldn't lose it. We had a feeling it wouldn't be long for that tooth to come out, seeing as it had been holding on for dear life for a few days.
But we were shocked when, just two days later, she lost another! This time it was one of the top ones. And I have to admit, this lost tooth makes me a little sad because she lost her first of the baby teeth up top. The tooth came out during dinner, and let's just say that after it came out in her food, she had no interest in eating any more food! Not that I blame her. And, no, she didn't swallow it either.
Later that night, the tooth fairy left Riley a note under her pillow along with the money. The note read:
Stop losing teeth. The tooth fairy
Riley thought it was hilarious. I was just grateful the tooth fairy had money left!
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