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My daughter lost her first tooth this week, and, I apologize to any poor soul who her saw her in the last few days, because they got to hear the entire story ~ every single detail! :)
In addition to our traditional letter to / from the Tooth Fairy, (she even taped the tooth to the paper so it wouldn't get lost beneath her pillow), of course we got the close-up picture of the mouth, minus one tooth.
While a lost tooth seems like such a normal childhood happening, it really is an amazing opportunity for us, as parents, to share how wonderfully we are created, and, how His plans are in place long before we know. What a better place to share these words than in our albums. So, here are some ideas and scriptures for your own "The Tooth Fairy is Coming" page.
And, keep your eye open for other seemingly "daily happenings" that really are "daily opportunities" to point to Him!
* Don't forget, send us copies of your pages - we'd love to share them in or New Gallery coming soon!
Ideas:
- Take a picture of the tooth and the toothless
- Take a picture of the child sleeping and waiting for the Tooth Fairy
- Create a letter from the Tooth Fairy
- How much does your Tooth Fairy leave?
- How did the tooth come out?
- Include the reactions of the child (who they called, were they excited, how did they describe the incident?)
Scriptures:
- ...I praise you for I am fearfully and wonderfully made. ~ Psalm 139:14
- O LORD, You are my God; I will exhalt you and praise your name, for in perfect faithfulness You have done marvelous things, things planned long ago. ~ Isaiah 25:1
- I have loved you with an everlasting love; I have drawn you with loving-kindness. I will build you up again, and you will be rebuilt. ~ Jeremiah 31:3-4
~ Scripture inspirations taken from the Unto All Generations Volume I ~ Family and Heritage Scriptures
That's a great idea! My daughter believes that the tooth fairy will give her money when she loses her tooth. Little does she know that the tooth fairy is just in the next room, haha.
Posted by: Jenna Schrock | September 06, 2011 at 02:24 PM