fairies

I was a suspicious child. I started wondering whether the tooth fairy was real or if it was just my parents putting money under my pillow, so I decided to test it out. The next time a tooth fell out, I didn't tell them, but just put it under my pillow. The next morning, there was no money! That day I pretended to my parents that the tooth had just fallen out, and the morning after that, there was the money under my pillow. Proof that my parents were behind the tooth fairy scam!

Barbara

When I was younger my friend susan and I really believed in faeries. But we were convinced that they didn't have clothes and they were going to be very cold during the winter time. So when it came to Autmn/Fall and the rain was setting in we made some tiny outfits for the faeries. I have to say they were quite well made. We weren't too disappointed when we found that the faeries hadn't taken the clothes the next morning, we just put it down to the fact that they didn't want to touch anything that the humans had touched. How cute were we?!

Norah-Ireland

when i was small i had a problem bedwetting, and had to go to alder hey hospital in liverpool where they sorted me out with a star chart - blue star for one dry night, silver for two, gold for a week, etc. my mum added her own which was this - she planted a 'lollipop tree' in our rockery and said that if i managed to be dry for 2 weeks, the fairies would deliver me a lollipop for my trouble. For the next two years, 'Drumstick' lollies would appear in the rockery. I only found out that the fairies were not involved when, at the age of seven, i caught my dad planting a lolly one morning, dressed in a dressing gown and slippers. i didn't have the heart to tell my parents they had been rumbled and carried on with the lolly tree charade for a considerable time afterwards!

lindsay

When i was little my mom told me that if i woke up and looked at her when she was in my room she would turn into dust. So when i had lost a tooth i would make sure if i woke up that night i wouldn't open my eyes. But now i know the tooth fairy is my mom!

funnygirl

When we were young, me and my younger brother were told by our elder sister, that she has a special gift from Moon. A silk blanket woven by the old woman on moon. She convinved us both that we are not eligible for such great gift from moon and wouldn't let us touch her specail blanket. We believed it for years.

Jyothi

When I was smaller I used to believe that I had seen the tooth fairy hovering over my bed. Oddly enough, however, I believed that she was a large brown dog in a pink tutu wearing a tiara and holding a star wand. My mother and I were in the drug store in line and I proudly told my story to the man in front of us. The entire line started to laugh and I got very angry and left to sulk among the dried flowers.

Claire

When I was about 3 or 4 my Dad told me that if I pointed at someone I'd trip the fairies. Everytime I point now I think about the fairies!

Catherine

I used to believe that there were more than one toothfairies. I believed that they all worked in a little factory and when they brought teeth back, they would run those baby teeth through a machine that made them grow or turn into big teeth and then the toothfairies would place those bigger teeth in your gums and the teeth would pop out later. Hmmm...

Tooth Factory???

When i was smaller i had read a story where a fairy had played a trick on a young lady beacuse she had wished that she was like the flowers and in the end she died in the winter.Scared i ran to my mother who was talking on the phone and at that monment i heard my mom say,"Well i dont care Honey you might as well go to hell."i was crying for over an hour thinking my dad had been taken by fairies to hell.
(fairy tales screw kids up huh?)

Steph 15

i used to believe that if i went to bed too late i didn't get my quarter for my tooth. so, i always went to bed really early, kinda like kids do on Christmas eve, so i would get my money and go shopping.

Anon

i always thought that there was a christmas fairy that lived with the easter bunny, tooth fairy and santa.

rudiger2

when i was little i was so convinced there was a real toothfairy one night i didnt go to sleep until the toothfairy came, so of course i was up all night

Anon

when i was 7-8, after watching a cartoon i began to believe that if we put our broken tooth under the pillow when we are sleeping at night, tooth fairy will take it and leave a sum of money at the place. so i did as i saw. the next day i found 2 ringgit under my pillow. i was excited and continue for several months. one night, i left a message that read fairy please draw your look. next day i found the picture of fairy's look. it looked like my sister's drawing and finally found the truth

shampoo

When I was little, I believed that fairies lives in lamps, and whenever you turned hem off, it meant the fairies were asleep. Obviously, the royal fairies lived in chandeliers, and poor fairies lived in street lights.

AL

When I lost my first baby tooth, my mother told me to put it under my pillow and the Tooth Fairy would leave me a suprise. I hurried to sleep with my tooth sitting snug under my pillow. I've always been a light sleeper, so I woke up when my mother replaced the tooth with a quarter. I faked I was still asleep, but I saw the truth. My mother WAS the tooth fairy!! For the longest time, when other kids would talk about the toothfairy, I would proudly declare that the person leaving money under their pillows was my mother.

Dev

when i was little i was scared of the tooth fairy, so i kept a metal baton by my bed just in case i saw her in the night.

Anon

When i was younger, my dad told me and my sis that tooth-fairies existed. they'd only come at night when you sleep. one night i left a tooth underneth my pillow and the fairy didn't come.(i didn't tell my dad that my tooth fell out) he told me it rained the previous night and the fairy's wings got too wet to fly

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