She asked the Tooth Fairy for her real name, for her picture and for a few “fun facts.” She signed it, “Love, Katie” and drew a picture of a tooth. Next, she assembled gifts.

The Tooth Fairy pays on average $3.70 per tooth, but that's when the tooth fairy shows up. These parents had some clever reasons the fairy forgot.

When your child loses their first tooth, make it a one-of-a-kind Tooth Fairy experience with these fun ideas.

Movies Some ideas should die; corny 'Tooth Fairy' script should have gotten dose of its own invisibility spray 2 decades ago Published: Jan. 22, 2010, 4:02 a.m.

Turns out, the Tooth Fairy had a "hurt wing" that kept her from her duties. To make up for the delay, she brought Amman's daughter an EOS lip gloss and some Werther's candy.

There's no rule saying you have to follow the Tooth Fairy tradition of leaving money under your child's pillow. If, for whatever reason, you want to switch things up to celebrate the occasion of ...

The going rate per tooth is $5.84, but some parents are shelling out $100 and iPhones for molars. This has gone too far. We need collective action.

“I was not prepared to be playing tooth fairy so early in my motherhood journey,” she began. Taking her “tooth fairy duty” very seriously, she flat ironed a $20 American note to ensure it ...

When her daughter was about to lose her first baby tooth, Kokoa Lawson went to work researching ideas. She wanted to make the tooth fairy experience magical and extra special for her only child ...

According to the survey, some said they stop paying kids and grandkids tooth fairy money after all their baby teeth fall out, which is usually around the age of 12.