Tooth fairy

Off_it

What's the going rate these days?

Brunello

I told mine it had died

Rothko

Couple of quid isn't it?

Thommo

Not so much as to tempt them to take dentistry into their own hands for quick cash.

Friend Or Defoe

Anything more than £1 is spoiling them.

ShootersHillGuru

One Euro. Better investment these days.

CatAddick

Cat jnr got a special £2 introductory rate for the first one, but since then it's been a squid. Mind you he lost his first molar yesterday and asked me if the tooth fairy would bring £2 as it was a big tooth - he was disappointed this morning...
(I think he's starting to be a disbeliever; lots of questions to Mrs Cat asking if the tooth fairy was really her - he's not been the same since she told him the Easter bunny had been us all along....)

ValleyGary

This has always been a no no in our house. Kids getting rewarded for things that happen naturally. Whatever next, 50p per poo??

CatAddick

[cite]Posted By: valleygary[/cite]This has always been a no no in our house. Kids getting rewarded for things that happen naturally. Whatever next, 50p per poo??

Well I know plently of people that are paid for BEING a sh*t.....

MrOneLung

[cite]Posted By: valleygary[/cite]This has always been a no no in our house. Kids getting rewarded for things that happen naturally. Whatever next, 50p per poo??

I know - I would never give presents to the kids just because it happens to be an anniversary of their birth.

Friend Or Defoe

[cite]Posted By: CatAddick[/cite]Cat jnr got a special £2 introductory rate for the first one, but since then it's been a squid. Mind you he lost his first molar yesterday and asked me if the tooth fairy would bring £2 as it was a big tooth - he was disappointed this morning...
(I think he's starting to be a disbeliever; lots of questions to Mrs Cat asking if the tooth fairy was really her - he's not been the same since she told him the Easter bunny had been us all along....)

Lost a molar, how old is he, 14?!

Kap10

[cite]Posted By: MrOneLung[/cite]

[cite]Posted By: valleygary[/cite]This has always been a no no in our house. Kids getting rewarded for things that happen naturally. Whatever next, 50p per poo??

I know - I would never give presents to the kids just because it happens to be an anniversary of their birth.

Or the anniversary of some bloke in the middle east's birth.

ValleyGary

[cite]Posted By: MrOneLung[/cite]

[cite]Posted By: valleygary[/cite]This has always been a no no in our house. Kids getting rewarded for things that happen naturally. Whatever next, 50p per poo??

I know - I would never give presents to the kids just because it happens to be an anniversary of their birth.

You know what i meant!

CatAddick

[cite]Posted By: Friend Or Defoe[/cite]

[cite]Posted By: CatAddick[/cite]Cat jnr got a special £2 introductory rate for the first one, but since then it's been a squid. Mind you he lost his first molar yesterday and asked me if the tooth fairy would bring £2 as it was a big tooth - he was disappointed this morning...
(I think he's starting to be a disbeliever; lots of questions to Mrs Cat asking if the tooth fairy was really her - he's not been the same since she told him the Easter bunny had been us all along....)

Lost a molar, how old is he, 14?!

Only 8 - but sometimes acts like a teenager..... (molar/premolar whatever - big tooth round the side ;-)

thai malaysia addick

I thought it was 6d (2.5p for those too young)