Besides my Ava being gigantic in size and creating her own growth curve way above what she should be, she decides to lose her first baby tooth when she is 4!!! Now the average age is give or take 6 years old when kids should start losing them. And since she got her 1st tooth at 9/10 months old, I thought she'd have them longer. I was wrong!
Tooth #1
"O" -lower left central incisor
Sept 14th, 2012
Tooth was very loose and it got knocked that night. Ava was crying that it hurt and was bleeding. So we iced it for a minute, then I grabbed a napkin and yanked it out! She cried more, but then realized it meant the tooth fairy was coming! :) All smiles then! My Mom helped her make this awesome tooth pillow to hang by her bed. Tooth fairy brought her $1 bill and candy, lucky gal!
Tooth #2- "P"- lower right central incisor.
October 19th, 2012....still 4 years old!
This tooth got knocked out pretty much by itself, I think it got bumped and just fell out. She was glad I didn't have to pull it! Tooth Fairy was nice again, another $1 and candy.
Tooth #3- "F"- upper left central incisor
December 16th, 2012... now 5 years old!
This one was very loose and dangling. She kept whining about it for a couple days, then finally came to me after bumping it and told me to yank it fast, which I did. So brave!
Look at that space! Tooth Fairy came & gave as expected.
Tooth #4- "E"- upper right central incisor
January 30th, 2012...5 years old.
This poor tooth was hanging on forever and started to turn grey.
It was also protruding funny, but Ava would never let me wiggle it.
On this night, after much whining that she could only eat soft food and that it hurt, I was brushing her teeth in the bathtub and the toothbrush barely hit the tooth. It flung into her mouth and I told her to spit it out fast! Woohoo, look at that hole in her mouth now!!!
Thankfully the lower two are coming in fast and the upper left one is starting to come down. I really didn't think we'd be going through this stage yet, this girl amazes me!
Now for all the fun, awkward pictures of her smile!
(There are no more loose ones yet, maybe the Tooth Fairy will get a break)