What do you put in a 'tooth fairy' bag?

you know the kind that the fairy leave when she gets the tooth

What do you put in a 'tooth fairy' bag?
You put the tooth in it - child leaves tooth under pillow - you swap tooth for a shiney coin :-) xxxx
Reply:I thought you put the tooth in it... to leave for her.
Reply:wow!!! em..... mibe the next teeth you loose!!
Reply:sort of glitter dust stuff and a bit of money.
Reply:i used to get money under my pillow in place of the tooth.
Reply:Money, make sure you have change though - I put £5 for the first tooth - son was very dissapointed when he lost the second tooth!
Reply:Going price seems to be 50p - £1 for a single tooth and £1 - £2 for a molar.





I got 6d (two and a half pence) for my teeth! - but then I am VERY old...and I've still got all my adult teeth - well, not worth selling for sixpence each!
Reply:Uh, if you're the tooth fairy, $5 is the average. If you're the kid, you put the tooth in it ding-dong!
Reply:50p. £1 if you like but remember you'll be doing it 20 times!
Reply:Usually you put a coin under the child's pillow. When I lost a tooth my parents put a nickle under my pillow. I really appreciated that when I was a kid.
Reply:put the tooth in it, put it under your childs pillow. Replace the tooth with some $$ while your child is sleeping.
Reply:we used to put 50p then it went up to a pound,not sure what going rate is now this was about 6years or more ago.if you can leave a note from the fairy in small writing kids love that