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Your Tooth Fairy has swapped to the day shift for a while, so she didn’t come last night.The Tooth Fairy boss accidentally gave her the wrong address!.She was sick and didn’t want to spread her germs around.It was busy last night! She’ll probably come while you’re at school today. It was her birthday yesterday, so she was busy celebrating with her Tooth Fairy friends.The Tooth Fairy doesn’t like Halloween.She was helping the Easter Bunny to make chocolate.Santa needed her help last night to make the toys for Christmas.Ohh! She left the money on the kitchen counter because she was rushing to get home! She said to check your tooth is still in your room before you take the money so she can collect it tonight (then you do the mad dash to your wallet to get the money and put it on the kitchen bench before your child gets to it!).She collected so many teeth she ran out of money, so she’ll be back tomorrow.The Tooth Fairy is on holiday, and You’llll be the first one she visits when she gets back to work.You woke up too early, and she didn’t have time to get to your tooth before you woke up – maybe sleep in longer tomorrow?.You went to sleep too late, and she couldn’t wait because she had to get to the next missing tooth.Her bag of teeth was so heavy she had to go home to empty it.It was so hot and humid that her wings stuck together, so she couldn’t fly.
#Meet your toothfairy full
She doesn’t go out during a full moon… there are too many crazy people around.It’s our job to tell her your tooth fell out – oop,s we forgot to say to her!.She could hear you waking up and quickly had to leave before you saw her! She’s not allowed to be seen.Your room was so messy the Tooth Fairy couldn’t find your tooth.You are welcome!Ģ0 brilliant reasons for why the Tooth Fairy didn’t come But in case you need some excuses, oops, we mean very valid reasons for why the Tooth Fairy didn’t visit, here are 20. Parents are usually quick to come up with an excuse for why the Tooth Fairy didn’t come. Or the most common reason is that you plain forgot and fell asleep, only to find a teary-eyed child to console in the morning. Maybe a child stayed up late, or they woke up as soon as you entered their room. Sometimes, however, the Tooth Fairy doesn’t make it to your child’s room. Plus, they get money for every tooth! At night, kids place their teeth under their pillow and eagerly wait for the Tooth Fairy to take the tooth and leave them some money.
For a child, losing their teeth is one of the most significant milestones in their childhood.
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