Not one, but two teeth for the Tooth Fairy

About 2 weeks ago, Bubby finally had his first loose tooth, one of his bottom front teeth.  He was so excited that it was loose; however, he was petrified for it to actually come out of his mouth.  He would gently wiggle it, but wouldn't dare try to pull it out.  It essentially was barely there, but he wouldn't let me help. 

Then came lunch and half way through lunch Big Sissy said, "Bubby, where is your tooth?"  Sure enough, his tooth had come out on its own; however, it was nowhere to be found.  Needless to say, I think Bubby swallowed his tooth.  I think I would have been scared to death, but he took it all in stride and was soon all smiles, but he was worried on if the Tooth Fairy would still leave him any money. 

Being the good big sister she can be, Big Sissy offered to help Bubby write a letter to the tooth fairy explaining what had happened; however, she didn't want Bubby to be the only one that got a present from the Tooth Fairy that night. 

After dinner, Big Sissy decided she had a loose tooth as well and unlike her brother, she was determined it would come out that night.  So after wiggling and pulling, she finally lost her tooth and the Tooth Fairy was headed for this pig pen to collect not one, but 2 teeth. 

There's never a dull moment at this pig pen and that being said, be sure to check out my guest post at GOODEness Gracious and "like" 3 kids and lots of pigs on Facebook.  It's been a busy week at this pig pen as always. 

Not the day this pig pen planned

Today was supposed to be about the last day of school before Thanksgiving Break for Big Sissy and Bubby,  Grandparents' Day at Big Sissy's school (which is sneakily during the Book Fair so Big Sissy has been planning all week what her Grandmas would buy her), getting ready for Thanksgiving, and Celebrating the 2010 Harvest. 

Things were going as planned until about 10:15 am when the school secretary called me to let me know that Big Sissy had collided with someone during morning recess and was sitting in the office with a fat lip and a bloody, potentially loose tooth.

I will admit the minute I heard the word TOOTH, I started to freak out a little bit as she has most of her permanent teeth already.  I told them that I would be at school in a little bit to see her knowing that she was going to be very mad at me if I made her miss Grandparents Day which ended at lunch. 

I immediately called the dentist who said they wanted to see her right away and would find a way to fit her in as fast as possible so that she could hopefully get back to school for Grandparents Day. 

When I picked her up at school, they had gauze in her mouth for the blood and an huge ice pack for her lip as it was severely bruised and swollen. 

So off to the dentist we went and they got us in almost right away. 

She chipped one of her bottom teeth so they will do a partial crown in about a month and two of her top teeth (thankfully not the front two) are in major pain and a little bit loose.  We will have to keep an eye on these as they look OK now, but the dentist is afraid they might die and she will eventually need a root canal, but only time will tell.

So for now, she can not eat with her front teeth for about a month and we are scheduled to visit the dentist once a month to keep an eye on the top two teeth.

So needless to say today did NOT goes as planned and although we are not out of the clear, it could always be worse and we made it back in time for Grandparents Day.