Saving baby teeth?
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Anonymous
| DH thinks we should be doing this. I don’t. Do people actually do this? |
Anonymous
| No. It’s creepy. |
Anonymous
| I thought the tooth fairy took teeth away (and disposed of them in the trash can at mom or dad's office)? |
Anonymous
| I have my kids teeth. Not sure what I will ever do with them... |
Anonymous
| I have DD's. When she is old enough to not believe in the tooth fairy anymore I will probably give them to her if she wants them. If not, ill throw them away. ( she is 7) |
Anonymous
| Gross |
Anonymous
| My mom saved mine. I found them when I was 8 and that pretty much killed the tooth fairy...Santa and the Easter bunny. Don’t save them. |
Anonymous
| No just no |
Anonymous
| No, that's the whole point of the tooth fairy. Not something your adult kids (or their spouses) will be grateful you saved. |
Anonymous
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I saved my kid's teeth.
..So I can sew them into a "hey you're going away to college" doll. JK. I have no earthly idea what to do with them. I saved them because i thought I was supposed to. They're in envelopes to the tooth fairy. |
Anonymous
| I've collected the first two, but I'm hiding them in the closet because they creep me out. I think I'm going to throw them away. |
Anonymous
| No!! God, no. Reminds me of how the Nazis saved the teeth of the Jews they put to death and American GIs found boxes and boxes of human teeth. |
Anonymous
LOL I just SCREAMED! |
Anonymous
Same here. I actually have my own baby teeth stored in a small bottle with cotton. I think they are kind of interesting. |
Anonymous
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Apparently you can get stem cells from them.
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4234327/ |