Tooth fairy used to be a real person?

I saw on the discovery chanel sompting about a real person who is now known as the tooth fairy, I cant remember her name, any help?

Tooth fairy used to be a real person?
lol


i don't believe in that stuff but some do so


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Reply:It is a myth. There was no tooth fairy. Just a myth!!
Reply:im starring this so that i can come back and see what people say.
Reply:You mean, like based on a true person?





That must have been one WEIRD lady....
Reply:All the fairies are real people.
Reply:yes and so is the Easter Bunny and Santa. Are your parents or gardeans real? well there you go
Reply:I just slipped a couple of bucks under the pillow of a seven year old.





You tell me.
Reply:aNEVER HEARED OF HER srry tring to get to level 2
Reply:ussually fairytale people are based on a real person like santa clause he was real back in the day he helped children be happy so why cant the tooth fairy be real
Reply:Centuries ago, in Europe it was a common practice when a child's baby tooth fell out (primary tooth), to bury it in the ground. The tooth was, in all likelihood, buried in the garden or in the field's surrounding the child's home. It was done so that a new tooth (permanent tooth) would grow in its place. The other reason for this ritual was the superstition, that if a witch got a hold of the tooth, a curse could be placed on the child, (as with fingernail clippings and/or hair). So by burying their children's teeth, this unfortunate curse was prevented from happening.


The tooth fairy is a mythological character in modern Western culture said to give children a small amount of money (or sometimes a gift) in exchange for a deciduous tooth when it comes out of a child's mouth.

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