A little over two weeks after Piper lost her first tooth, Fletch's bottom tooth started to get super wiggly. I told Fletch he was probably going to lose it soon, especially because he's had shark teeth on the bottom for a few months.
Then, last night, we hear lots of rumbling coming from their bedroom after they were supposed to be asleep. I started to get angry that they wouldn't just go to bed, and then we hear P&F burst out of their room, and Fletch yell that he lost his tooth. And then Piper yelled that she yanked it out for him.
I couldn't believe it. But, sure enough that's what happened. It was dangling out, and Piper helped him, even though earlier in the day he wouldn't let me touch it.
Reason 859 why it's great to have a twin: when your first loose tooth becomes extra wiggly after bedtime, only someone who is your daily partner-in-crime and also recently lost their first tooth will pull it for you.
It was good timing because earlier in the day, Piper had sewed a little tooth fairy pillow with her new sewing machine.
She let Fletch use it, and the tooth fairy apparently only had $20 to give, so $10 for Fletch's tooth, and a $10 dental fee for Piper's hard work.
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