Tooth Fairy

“Mumma, please tell me … Will the tooth fairy really come when my tooth falls out, and will she give me a gift?

How innocent and lovely children are, who remain happy even when their teeth fall out because they know they will get a gift that the tooth fairy will bring them. Then, mommy tells the child a story of the tooth fairy who come in their dreams and talks about lots of nutrition for strong teeth and bone.

A Tooth Fairy Tale: In the quiet of night, when the stars twinkle like distant lighthouse guiding weary travelers, there exists a realm unseen by most. This is the domain of a tooth fairy, a mystical being who flutters on delicate wings, her pockets jingling with currency of childhood dreams.

Her name is Fae, and she is the guardian of the Enchanted Exchange, a tradition as old as the first child’s giggle. With hair spun from moonbeams and a dress woven from the first light of dawn, Fae is a sight to behold. Her mission is simple yet profound: to collect the tiny treasures left beneath pillows- baby teeth, each holding the precious memories of innocent laughter and joyful days spent in the sun.

As children slumber, Fae embarks on her nightly sojourn. She navigates by silver threads of dream, each tooth’s location marked by a shimmering glow only she can see. With a delicate touch, she retrieves the tooth replaces it with a token of gratitude- a shiny coin, a small toy or note of encouragement for the brave tittle soul who has just parted with a piece of themselves.

Dream Visit Dental Advice: Fae’s work isn’t over yet; she continues with her additional responsibilities. When children are in their sweet slumber, she visits their dreams to tell them about the precious teeth they have lost and the arrival of new teeth. She also imparts knowledge about the nutrition related to their teeth.

The Tooth Fairy’s Dreamtime Tale Of Nutrition: In a world where everything is soft and gentle, where the stars whisper secrets at night, a special guest arrives to visit children—that guest is the Tooth Fairy. The Tooth Fairy introduces herself and tells the children a story. Listen, children, tonight I have come to tell you all a wonderful tale—one woven from the milky glow of the moonlight and magic. This tale holds the secret to making your teeth and bones strong.

Every gift given by God is precious, and my dear child, your teeth—whether they have fallen out or new ones have grown in, must always be kept healthy. Brush twice a day, and if you enjoy eating sweet things, make sure to brush soon after. Never forget to brush your teeth before going to bed at night. Always eat nutritious and nutrient-rich food to keep yourself healthy.

First, drink your milk and eat cheese and yogurt as well, for they are rich in calcium, which will strengthen you. This wondrous mineral serves as a building block for teeth like pearls and bones like rock.

Crunch on carrots and apples; take a bite. Their crispness cleans your teeth, making them white, and don’t forget greens, like spinach and kale, for they carry vitamins that never fail.

Proteins are important, so have your fish, chicken, or beans. They contain phosphorus, which, with calcium, makes a supreme team. Together, they fortify each tooth and bone so you can run, jump, and play as you have grown.

Vitamin D is a friend indeed; it helps absorb the calcium, so heed! A little sunshine and eggs will ensure your bones are loyal.

And remember, water is a pure treasure; it washes away the sugars, keeping cavities fewer. Brush your teeth twice, and watch your healthy smile glow….

With a sprinkle of stardust, I end my rhyme, “Take care of your teeth, and they’ll last a long time. Now sleep tight, and grow strong and tall, for I, the Tooth Fairy, will watch over all. As dawn’s light creeps into your room, you awaken with a yawn and stretch. The dream fades, but the message remains—a secret from the Tooth Fairy to keep you healthy and free from pain.

Dear Readers,

Thank you for reading. Be healthy and always keep smiling.

~Preeti😊