Wiggly Tooth

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Just… don’t tell Mom if you have a wiggly tooth.


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  1. aqilaqamar Avatar
    aqilaqamar

    That familiar feeling :D hahahaha

  2. lettaloo Avatar

    It’s cute! Everyone hated their moms for doing that.

  3. Michael Cargill Avatar

    Erg, that made me feel ill.

    And why are there pliers in the kitchen? It’s like keeping a rolling pin in the garden shed.

    1. Nicole Smeltzer Avatar

      You don’t keep pliers in the kitchen? What do you do if you have a wiggly tooth?

  4. She's a Maineiac Avatar

    My dad used to try and convince me to tie a string to my tooth and the door and just shut the door. Scared me to death.

    1. Nicole Smeltzer Avatar

      We tried that on my sister Ashley! It didn’t even work and she cried for half an hour.

      1. She's a Maineiac Avatar

        Oh no! Poor Ashley. With my own kids, I’d tell them to take a big bite out of an apple. Course, then they’d be staring back at an apple with a bloody tooth in it so probably not a good idea either.

        1. Nicole Smeltzer Avatar

          I tried that with my daughter, but she was too chicken to take a bite. She refused to even wiggle it. It was wiggly for months, until it finally came out of her head in her sleep. Months. Who does that? I admit I chased her around with pliers, just a little, but…

          1. She's a Maineiac Avatar

            haha! Yep, I do believe most of my kids’ teeth fell out the same way, over a long long period of time in their sleep.

            1. pegoleg Avatar

              Darla’s kids are now terrified of fruit.

  5. anyabateman Avatar

    Reblogged this on Anya's Observations and commented:
    I need to reblog this for my children and grandchildren. They will totally understand why.

  6. notquiteold Avatar

    That would have only worked on me ONCE! Never would have showed my mother another loose tooth – EVER!

  7. muddledmom Avatar

    Yikes! Reminds me of my first-grade teacher. I’ll never know if the rumors were true, but some said she would tie your tooth to the door and then slam it. That was only one of her techniques. You were to never, ever tell her you had a wiggly tooth!

  8. pmahaney Avatar
    pmahaney

    I glad you chose not to show the blood…Yuck!

  9. silkpurseproductions Avatar

    Look at the look in Mom’s eyes. I wouldn’t tell her either.

  10. auuak Avatar

    Hahaha it happened

  11. pegoleg Avatar

    Love that wiggly tooth, Nicki! Is that look in you mom’s eyes pretty representative? Cuz its kinda scary…

    1. Nicole Smeltzer Avatar

      I think she might be the tooth fairy, she’s so tooth-obsessed.

  12. Elyse Avatar

    Telling my parents was fine. It was my siblings who made nasty plans!

  13. Emily Avatar
    Emily

    Ugh……in my house growing up, loose teeth were allowed to fall out on their own. I just have to wonder, though….wouldn’t Charlotte have known that that was going to happen, since she had three sisters before her who’d been through the same thing?

    1. Nicole Smeltzer Avatar

      That’s Tess, so even more reason, but no… she didn’t learn. She had to experience it herself :)

  14. May Avatar
    May

    To quote MY mum, “you look with your EYES!”.

  15. becomingcliche Avatar

    LOVE those psychotic eyes! husband is incredibly impressed and wants to know why EVERYONE is not following you!

    1. Nicole Smeltzer Avatar

      I actually made her waaaay too scary at first. Had to scale back!

  16. careabouteducation Avatar

    Reblogged this on careabouteducation and commented:
    :D

  17. Teen on the Internet Avatar
    Teen on the Internet

    the way you’ve created this is so cool! Earned yourself a follower, well done!

      1. Teen on the Internet Avatar
        Teen on the Internet

        No problemo :)

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