And that tooth hung on for waaay to long.
2 weeks ago we ended up being out of school for a week because of snow and I had had enough of seeing that little tooth flopping around her mouth.
I gave her an hours notice that I would be pulling the tooth after I put the boys down for a nap.
She cried and begged and pleaded.
I was dead serious. but scared.
What if it all went wrong and she hated me for the rest of her life?! YIKES.
I came downstairs, washed hands, and sat on top of my daughter.
I came downstairs, washed hands, and sat on top of my daughter.
(really I just used my legs to pin her arms down, no need to call CPS)
I took my t-shirt, pried her lips apart and in one swift yank, (actually I barely had to pull, but the vision of me yanking on it is pretty exciting!) out it came.
She asked me if I was going to do it and told me to hurry up.
Then I showed her the tooth.
She rolls her eyes and says "well that didn't hurt at all".
Oh the drama.
there are 3 more that are wiggling in there too. ugh.

1 comment:
I feel like losing teeth is a serious, growing up rite of passage and it kind of makes me sad. The baby is growing up. I can't believe how old your girl is getting!
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