My son does everything slowly. Crawling, walking, talking, eating; it doesn’t matter what the milestone is, he hits it late.
He will be ten in May and just started wearing size six clothing and, up until tonight, he hadn’t lost either of his two, front teeth. Ironically, I suffered through watching Tooth Fairy with him just this afternoon. Dwayne “Rock” Johnson in a tutu. I won’t lie, it was painful.
As for my son, he’s pretty excited to know the tooth fairy is coming tonight. Also, shopping won’t be quite as tough this holiday season. I think I know what he wants for Christmas.
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Tara R.
Cool bendy straws are good stocking stuffers… you know in case the second front tooth falls out soon too. Makes his smile that much cuter.
Rhea
My 9 yr old just found the Tooth Fairy’s “stash” this week. I’m so busted. :o(
meleah rebeccah
awwwwwwwwwwwwww. I just wanna squeeze him!
pam davis
Still as “Cute as ever!” I remembr quite vividly when you & your Evil Step-Sister both lost your front teeth: “It was a Plethora of Drama!”
Erica
So cute! My son is a bit younger, but hasn’t lost any teeth yet himself. He’s DYING for the Tooth Fairy to come — I’m pretty sure he’s a day away from yanking a tooth out himself.
Miss Britt
My son is 11 and has only lost two of his baby teeth.
Donna C.
Cute! My boys got and lost their teeth late too. They were just barely getting a peak of one of their top front baby teeth on their first birthday and I don’t remember exactly when but when they started loosing their front teeth the other kids had already lost theirs and had their adult teeth in already. My oldest son Jared actually had to have an I tooth pulled at 15 because and they had to go in surgically and attach a chain to his baby tooth so they could pull it down. I figure the longer those little buggers take to come down the safer they are…. especially for my youngest Riley who doesn’t like to brush. What a cute little man you have!