Once upon a time, there was a creature called the fairy figurine. She was a little fairy who had a very important job to do. She would come to all the children while they slept, every night's child who had lost a tooth. The flower ceramic would show up, take the lost tooth and leave a little something instead The gift maybe a coin, a small toy, even a note! Read on, as we share their pride to you of what the tooth fairy is all about!
Here is a very interesting and historical tradition of figurine santa claus. This all started in Europe ages ago. When a child loses one of their teeth, people used to think that each tooth possesses a certain power (Wisdom). Hopefully, they believed, the retrieval of a tooth from where its owner had lost it would deliver misfortune onto those the winning family. Therefore, parents buried the tooth in the ground so that no one would find it. However, when the tooth fairy was born she suggested to families that they leave their tooth under their pillow and she would bring them money in return. In this way, they believed that the child could protect him with his knowledge and fortune to their family. What a delightful and special way to ring in the lost tooth celebrations!
So, what about job the tooth fairy does every job night then. The tooth fairy is very busy! She travels the world, visiting children to collect their baby teeth & leaving gifts. She makes every effort to ensure those in her care have a sprinkle of magic in their day. In her role as tooth fairy she would be so silent while she worked to never wake anyone up. She understands that with her visits, children are often fast asleep. One of her favorite pastimes is carrying around an itty-bitty toothbrush to scrub up the teeth she finds (you know, for when they embark on new journeys after leaving behind this life form).
The origin of the tooth fairy. I Want to Be a Little Mouse This one is about, well, a little mouse. In centuries past, a mouse was seen as an omen of good luck and it could protect against any disease from entering the home. Consequently, when a child's teeth fell out, he would place it under his pillow, and that night a mouse would go take the tooth and in place leave a coin. As people began to write/record stories about fairies, the mouse in their heads became a fairy of some sort. That's where the tooth fairy story came from!
But all those teeth the tooth fairy picks up, then what? Others think she transforms them into magical fairy dust, used for many lovely things. According to some, she carries these teeth off to a secret land in the clouds and sews them into the fabric that becomes new stars which light up our skies. Others say they are the perfect size for baby fairies to build their houses, so she gives them the teeth. I enjoy the idea of all the creative things the tooth fairy with those lost teeth, as well
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