As children grow, they begin to lose their baby teeth. Most kids lose their first tooth around the age of 6, and will continue to lose their baby teeth until around the age of 12. With each tooth loss, comes the tooth fairy! National Tooth Fairy Day is celebrated today, August 22. Losing a tooth
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