Talking Live to the Tooth Fairy
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EnglishVoice Age
Middle Aged (35-54)Accents
British (General) North American (US General American - GenAM)Transcript
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Yeah, here little one has just lost a tooth first or last. Every single one matters, doesn't it? And the excitement that vibes off your child when getting ready for the tooth fairy will be a memory that will always serve a smile to your heart. Oops. Oh no, that lost tooth got lost. And what was just an exciting moment has now become almost tragic in the eyes of your little one and probably even you at this point, bedtime doesn't seem so inviting anymore. Instead it's filled with tears and worry that the tooth fairy won't even come. But what if your child could talk directly to the tooth fairy themselves? Getting reassurance that yes indeed. She will be stopping by tonight with or without that tooth under the pillow for she knows when a tooth is lost and she's the tooth fairy. This live phone call to the tooth fairy herself is sure to bring back that toothless smile and more importantly, bring a sense of peace back to your child. And bedtime calling the tooth fairy isn't only limited to a lost tooth. Maybe a dentist appointment is coming up. That's scary for them and they need to have a quick chat with the tooth fairy or it's their first day of school maybe and they need that extra boost for confidence. Maybe a happy birthday is in order she accepts calls from all her believers even just to say hello because holy Moly who wouldn't want to talk to the tooth fairy if they could schedule a time and date and fill out the info below to help make this the most meaningful magical moment for them and for you.