Captain Josh Duchow penned a special letter after noticing the South Carolina girl was upset about losing her tooth mid-flight Abigail Adams is a Human Interest Writer and Reporter for PEOPLE. She has ...

When it comes to childhood magic, parents face an onslaught of obstacles involved in keeping up the ruse. My son’s first loose tooth popped out right before bedtime, and of course neither my wife or I ...

ST. PAUL, Minn. – Every morning, there's probably a kid somewhere eagerly waiting to check underneath their pillow, the fruitful reward from a fairy in search of baby teeth. Tuesday, Aug. 22, is ...

Losing your first tooth is a big deal for most kids. And for parents, many want to mark the occasion with an extra special visit from the tooth fairy. When Frankie’s daughter lost her first baby tooth ...

Danielle Brooks shared that her daughter recently lost and 'swallowed' her tooth — but said the tooth fairy was sure to show up anyway. The star caught up with PEOPLE exclusively at the 2026 Critics ...

Brace yourselves, parents — some children are receiving crisp $100 bills and fancy jewelry, à la Louis Vuitton, from the Tooth Fairy. “That was her first baby tooth that she lost, and the process was ...

Times are tough, even for kids. What they’re receiving for each tooth they’re putting under their pillows has fallen 14% to $5.01 from $5.84 last year, marking one of the most significant ...

What: Families are invited to stop in and get a free toothbrush, free pictures with the Tooth Fairy and drop off letters for the Tooth Fairy’s Magic Mailbox. Two copies of “Ten Tips from the Tooth ...

The average value of a single lost tooth during the past year declined by 6% from $6.23 to $5.84. For a first tooth, the average value also dropped from $7.29 to $7.09 over the past year. National ...

Kids are finding less money under their pillows this year, as the Tooth Fairy’s payouts have declined for the first time in five years to an average of $5.84. A child who loses a wiggly tooth is ...

She got just what she wanted!

NASHUA – Happy smiles — some nearly wide grins — are lighting up the faces of nearly 1,700 young recipients of free, fully sponsored dental care and oral health services, thanks to the nonprofit ...