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 ...

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 ...

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 ...

The Principal at Henryetta Elementary went above and beyond to help one of his students who lost tooth at school. The little girl was worried she might not get a visit from the tooth fairy. Being a ...

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 ...

According to a recent poll by Delta Dental, kids are getting about $5 per tooth from the Tooth Fairy. That's 285% more than kids received when the poll first began in 1998.

That’s because the Seattle-based pediatric dentist doubles at the tooth fairy.

Get ready to shell out if your child’s tooth recently fell out. The average value of a single lost tooth, paid by the tooth fairy, has risen over the past year by 16%, from $5.36 to $6.23, according ...

Losing a tooth isn't as lucrative a proposition as it once was, according to a new survey. iuricazac - stock.adobe.com Even the tooth fairy is feeling the pain of high inflation. The average amount of ...