Thanks to Mary, this song actually has meaning in our home this year.
As has been typical with her now 5 teeth lost, it was anticlimactic. A really wiggly tooth for a few days and then I looked over at Mary one afternoon last week and it was gone. No clue how, when, or where. The biggest thing that puzzled her was why saying "Merry Christmas" didn't sound exactly like "Merry Chrithmath" the way the song told her it naturally would. She said "Merry Christmas" at least a half dozen times before she finally went to the mirror to double check it was gone.
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Charlotte still hasn't lost any teeth. It is killing her. And she told me that she is the only kid in her class that cannot snap.
At least her's are falling out. Hailey has two permanent teeth that have popped through on the bottom, but we still haven't lost any baby teeth.
I think it's so fun that she wanted to say Merry Christmas like the song.
So you don't know where the tooth is? Every child dreams of being toothless for Christmas.
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