Tooth Fairy - Woodway,TX

this is the first kid I have heard of that didn't love money......does she think that she can put the tooth back in if she gets it back? I guess I would sit down and talk to her and find out why she is so resistent to the tooth fairy and if she makes sense in her reasoning then (as hard as it would be) give up the tooth fairy for her, if she thinks she can put the tooth back in or doesn't realize that a new tooth is going to come in then talk to her about it, I see she has 3 older sisters but they don't always put 2 and 2 together at that age so just because her sisters have teeth doesn't mean she realizes she will get them back.......I also have a tooth fairy book, it has traditions from around the world when a child looses a tooth and talks about the tooth fairy using the teeth they "buy" to make a star for the child.......good luck

I'd say the jig's up. She seems to know.
My son wants the money AND leaves a note asking to keep his tooth!

Give her her tooth back, and stop putting them under her pillow.

My children each wrote a letter to the fairy asking if they could keep their teeth. They wanted to keep the teeth in a special box. The fairy agreed and left a gold dollar coin and their tooth. She also leaves fairy dust on their bed.

Don't give up!

Leave the money and the tooth.

I'd ask her why she want's her tooth back. she may think she can put it back in.

I don't see why it would be a problem. We tell our kids that the tooth fairy is not real & we still give them money for their teeth. I also keep their teeth so they can see them (my oldest thinks it is cool that I save all of his lost teeth & that he can look at them).

I used to sprinkle glitter around my sons room and bed to make it look like pixie dust so it had a real magical effect. He would be so excited! You do not have put money under the pillow, get her a bracelet or necklace (inexpensive of course) maybe she would be excited about a special item rather than the $1 bill. I have a few friends that always did special items instead of money. Their girls would be so excited.Hope this helps

Give up the fight and let her keep her teeth.

the older girls just want the money. and there is no problem with that. let them earn the money for being brave with there falling teeth. we didnt belive in the tooth fairy as kids. i am wondering if your little one saw you or heard you and knew YOU had it not the tooth fairy. she asked you for the tooth back....meaning you would have it not the tooth fairy. how could she possibly get the tooth back from the fairy? i say talk to her about it and find out if she knows the truth also. with older sisters i bet she knows. and nothing is lost or hurt. six is kind of the beginning ages of knowing whats real or not. good luck.