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sebastian lost his first tooth today.

a few months ago at a dental check up they said that his jaw needed to expand before any teeth would come out.

over the summer, charles and i noticed his teeth "spacing out".

and a couple of weeks ago, the tooth was definitely loose.

after not wearing his mouthguard during a crucial play on saturday, the tooth was much looser.

and tonight, during dinner, it popped out and landed on the dinner table.

he already thinks he has a second loose tooth.

little man.

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  1. Dad aka GDad Blake October 13, 2008 at 11:20 pm

    Arrrr Matey this is Cap’n Ook ‘ere.I read yer mom’s report and was ‘appy to ‘ear you ‘ad lost a tooth and another one was about to go. You will ‘ave a nice pirate smile soon.Don’t forget to practice yer sword fightin’ and look after yer brother and sister.
    Love to all….yer friend Cap’n ‘Ook

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  2. Oh, gappy smiles. And three more to come? Do you have the tradition of the tooth fairy there?

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  3. Mo aka Maureen aka Grandmother aka Mum October 14, 2008 at 2:17 am

    Sebbieeeee! You look terrific! Well done, sweetheart. Try sliding a wet piece of spaghetti back and forth through the hole – it’s fun! And Cap’n ‘Ook went sailing but asked me to correct his letter before he left for “The Seven Seas” – he meant to says “sisters” not “sister”.
    Love you,Sebbie and CONGRATULATIONS!
    Mo xox

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  4. Congrats to my eldest nephew!! You make sure the tooth fairy coughs up a decent finders fee for that tooth!!
    love Auntie xoxo

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  5. tripleblessings October 14, 2008 at 1:25 pm

    Yes, what is the going rate for the Tooth Fairy in Hong Kong?
    At our house it’s a loonie per tooth lost (even if somebody lost it completely and it’s not under the pillow.) We think there are different tooth fairies in different provinces and countries – it’s a big job! The one in Mexico left a note in Spanish, and paid in pesos. That was cool.

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  6. This is SO not fair! I mean, I am happy for you guys and Seb, just wish it was my kids. My kids’ teeth, IF they get loose on their own, dangle there for MONTHS before finally coming out. I am talking almost a year sometimes! Usually, they need to be pulled by a dentist.
    This is VERY exciting news!

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  7. Wow…he is so grown up and handsome!
    Wes just announced that he has a pretty loose one…his first. Excited for this first. :0)

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  8. Sebbie’s looking so grown up all of a sudden!

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  9. Way to go Seb! You’re so handsome!

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  1. Dad aka GDad Blake October 13, 2008 at 11:20 pm

    Arrrr Matey this is Cap’n Ook ‘ere.I read yer mom’s report and was ‘appy to ‘ear you ‘ad lost a tooth and another one was about to go. You will ‘ave a nice pirate smile soon.Don’t forget to practice yer sword fightin’ and look after yer brother and sister.
    Love to all….yer friend Cap’n ‘Ook

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  2. Oh, gappy smiles. And three more to come? Do you have the tradition of the tooth fairy there?

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  3. Mo aka Maureen aka Grandmother aka Mum October 14, 2008 at 2:17 am

    Sebbieeeee! You look terrific! Well done, sweetheart. Try sliding a wet piece of spaghetti back and forth through the hole – it’s fun! And Cap’n ‘Ook went sailing but asked me to correct his letter before he left for “The Seven Seas” – he meant to says “sisters” not “sister”.
    Love you,Sebbie and CONGRATULATIONS!
    Mo xox

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  4. Congrats to my eldest nephew!! You make sure the tooth fairy coughs up a decent finders fee for that tooth!!
    love Auntie xoxo

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  5. tripleblessings October 14, 2008 at 1:25 pm

    Yes, what is the going rate for the Tooth Fairy in Hong Kong?
    At our house it’s a loonie per tooth lost (even if somebody lost it completely and it’s not under the pillow.) We think there are different tooth fairies in different provinces and countries – it’s a big job! The one in Mexico left a note in Spanish, and paid in pesos. That was cool.

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  6. This is SO not fair! I mean, I am happy for you guys and Seb, just wish it was my kids. My kids’ teeth, IF they get loose on their own, dangle there for MONTHS before finally coming out. I am talking almost a year sometimes! Usually, they need to be pulled by a dentist.
    This is VERY exciting news!

    Reply

  7. Wow…he is so grown up and handsome!
    Wes just announced that he has a pretty loose one…his first. Excited for this first. :0)

    Reply

  8. Sebbie’s looking so grown up all of a sudden!

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  9. Way to go Seb! You’re so handsome!

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