I used to draw pictures of Father Christmas and the Tooth Fairy and leave them out with a box saying 'please leave your autograph here'. I then used to sell them to my friends at school in exchange for chocolate or pokemon cards lmao
oh my god AND one time my mum couldn't find any pound coins so put money under my pillow in 20 pence pieces, so the next time i lost a tooth I left a note saying "don't leave change this time" this video is bringing back all the memories
I used to write to the tooth fairy! I had this idea that you could only ask one question per tooth so i used to get really excited when I lost a tooth and could finally ask the tooth fairy what her favourite chocolate was etc.
This is so precious. I love that the tooth fairy was a wish granter instead of just someone who exchanges teeth for money. And that s club obsession! You really are their #1 fan. I wonder, did they ever email you back??????
I'm from Argentina and here we don't have a "Tooth Fairy" or any other type of fairy. Instead we have a mouse who is only known by his last name Pérez. He has the same job as the Tooth Fairy, but we don't write him letters. We just put our teeth under our pillows before going to sleep and in the morning there's supposed to be money instead. I love hearing stories like these and see how children's minds and imagination work. The level of creativity they have is amazing.
Where I'm from (France) it's the "little mouse" that takes care of kids' teeth. One night I put a tooth under my pillow and the morning after I found a small piece of paper that read something like 'I'm writing this letter from my new computer, I used the biggest font so that you'd be able to read it blah blah little mouse", written in the smallest font possible. That was so sweet of my parents hahahaha
Okay so I was a very sceptical child so I never really believed in the tooth fairy and caught my mum in the act. Father Christmas on the other hand I kinda believed in him and wrote him letters every year. However they were just like "aw thanks santa, what's it like in the North Pole" no. I would constantly ask for some sort of proof of his existence. I even remembered his excuses from year to year until he had no excuse not to reveal himself and my parents stopped replying. 😂😂 I never thought anyone else did this sort of thing though! It's funny to hear what you did!
I don't think I ever believed in the Tooth Fairy, but I was a hardcore believer in Santa until I was like 13 years old. It was only last year that my mom told me that my aunt would put all the presents under the tree while she distracted me in the other room. They did go to incredible amounts of work, though, and even rang some bells to let us know that "Santa" was done.
these are pure gold! I love how much faith you had in what the tooth fairy could do. All I expected was a small amount of money and maybe a small toy replace it. I dont know if you have anymore childhood journals, but if you do you should read them haha.
I actually remember writing to the tooth fairy once- I hadnt realized you could communicate in that way until a friend told me, and the same friend also told me that she was getting a lot more money than I did. So naturally i thought I'd been ripped off and asked for more money, but also additional money for back pay hahahah. I think I got $2 total in the end and bragged to my parents about how adult it was that I'd taken the initiative to ask for more.
Oh, childhood memories! I believed in the tooth fairy, I was told, by my older brother, that they take the teeth and make sinks and toilets out of them. 😑
I used to make tiny steps out of my blocks and legos leading up from the floor so that if the Tooth Fairy's wings were tiered she could just walk up to my bed. I also had a bookshelf as my headboard, so I always set out a miniature tea set that I filled up with water so she'd have some refreshments at the top! Fun to remember these things :)
your obsession with s club 7 is very relatable to me. however, i did not write letters to the tooth fairy but i definitely believed in her. i believed in it even more so when i lost a tooth on holiday once, put it under my pillow and the next morning she left a euro! i think it just amazed me tbh that the tooth fairy was "international"
One time I lost the tooth before I could put it on my night stand and my mom told me if I wrote a note the tooth fairy would understand. I probably wrote 'please' a dozen times.
This explains so much! Now I understand why Steven's magic performances freak you out ... you really believed in magic when you were a kid! That's so sweet!! =) Alas, I never wrote letters to Santa or the tooth fairy. I had an older brother (Ken), who told both my younger brother and I that there is no Santa Claus, tooth fairy, or any other magical creatures when we were 3 or 4 years old (really young), so I grew up knowing none of it was real (but it was important to pretend we thought it was so we wouldn't make our parents sad). I was a very light sleeper, so I always woke up when my mom would come for my tooth. My dad was sneakier, and when it was his turn to nab a tooth, he'd hug me and swipe the tooth while lifting me up away from my pillow in the hug (but I was savvy and realized what was happening because he never lifted me like that except when I'd lost a tooth). He never came in the middle of the night like mom because he wasn't going to lose sleep to make us believe in fairies. Dads. Lol
I wrote letters to the tooth fairy - mine was called Flora and my sister's called Fauna. We would write them on these tiny pieces of paper so that they were fairy sized and when we got letters back they were scented and always came with a tiny pressed flower for us to keep as a thank you.
I wasn't sure about whether the tooth fairy existed - I'm Jewish so I didn't have santa, but I believed in the tooth fairy just enough to be terrified of someone in my room while I was asleep. My dad walked in before I went to bed after I lost my first tooth and handed me a dollar and said, "give me your tooth." I'm so glad he didn't pretend that the tooth fairy was real just to mess with me, that sounds like something I might do to any kids I have...
I use to write to the tooth fairy (Emma) when I was younger but I stopped as I no longer believe in it, even though I haven't lost all my teeth yet (I've lost 14). But my older brother use to write letter back to me, pretending to be the tooth fairy without my parents knowing. This was back when i was 8 and he was 10. I just think it is really sweet that he thought to do that without being asked to or anything like that. Also i love u Hannah!!!! i just found your channel and i have watched so much of it! Your videos are so funny!
As Generation 1.5 I had to remove all my childhood belonging when I came to Canada. I have nothing that can remind me of my childhood :/ I am envious! Amazing video 10/10
I was obsessed with the tooth fairy when I was little but I don't think I wrote letters to her like you did, it was a kinda look up and pray situation xD. She would write back in teeny tiny handwriting about how beautiful my tooth was every single time. It became really obvious whether my mum or dad had written it by how untidy the notes were. She told me once that her name was Bonnie and when I found out the tooth fairy wasn't real I screamed at my parents something like "how could you have lied to me for my whole life". I still like to think I believe in magic though
My letters back from the tooth fairy were always written backwards, so I'd have to read them in the mirror. They were also on tiny pieces of paper, and reading them with my mum is one of my fondest memories
My next door neighbour showed me a letter and a little fairy figurine she got from her fairy, and like you I saw this as definitive proof (and a way of getting gifts from fairyland), so I started writing my own. My granny was staying with us at the time so she wrote the first couple of letters in lovely delicate watercolour. She even painted a little 'self portrait' of herself with colourful butterfly wings, and a picture of her pet peacock. When she left, my Jamaican nanny started writing them. I noticed her new writing style, and slightly different dialect, but STILL believed Christabell when she told me she lost her painting skills (when I asked her to do a little painting like before, I got back a stick figure). I only figured it out when I saw my nanny's writing a couple of years later.
Love this! I recently found some of my notes to the tooth fairy.. A particularly funny one was from when I had I lost a tooth on a school trip and wrote a letter to the tooth fairy explaining the situation hoping to still get my "reward". She never came! The note stayed under my pillow for ages. This may have been because I did not tell my Ma about the note or the tooth..but I guess we will never know 😳😂
This is hilarious hahaha. Here in Spain we didn´t have a tooth fairy but there was a mouse who collected teeth(ratoncito Perez) and I used to get gift when my teeth fell. It didn't occur to me to write him or anything. My mom still keeps my teeth in a box in her room.
When I was a child I had a fairy called buttercup who lived in the garden. After watching FairyTale I also stuck notes to my windows saying 'I do believe in fairies, I do, I do' , as I was scared people who didn't believe in them would hurt the fairies. 😂😂 oh childhood
my mum used to make me and my brother write to the tooth fairy asking her to leave our tooth cos my mum wanted to keep them without us being suspicious xD and then I started writing letters asking what colour dress and wings and hair the tooth fairly had and asking all sorts and my mum wrote back, she used to change her handwriting and she said the tooth fairies name was Pepita and i TOTALLY believed it was real. I used to leave out my barbie table and chairs and plastic cake so she could have a tea party while I was asleep. but one day my brother just told me it wasn't real and I ran and asked my mum if it was true and she said yeah xD I don't think I ever rly believed in santa but the tooth fairy was my jam. bless my mum though she felt so bad for lying to me hhaha
I actually never wrote letters to the Tooth Fairy, but I can remember putting my tooth under my pillow before I went to sleep and in the morning there was a little present from the Tooth Fairy instead of the tooth. (I found out really quickly that the presents weren't from the Tooth Fairy but from my mum.)
I would write in teensy tiny writing on little squares of paper and fold it up so tightly and put it in this little 'tooth fairy bag' I had. One year I actually made her a castle out of A4 printer paper :) I would always get her to colour in a heart or something to show she read it haha
Hey Hanna! When I was a kid I thought there were little mouses to pick our teeth up and after they would left a toy or money underneath our pillows ( I´m from Portugal). Only a few years later I´ve heard about the Tooth Fairy. Me and my friends still prefer the little mouses, haha. :)
I once had a temper tantrum for multiple hours because I wanted my teeth back from the tooth fairy and my mum kept laughing at me and I didn't know why 😂😂😂😂
I didn't write letters to the tooth fairy, but I did write letters to a fairy who supposedly lived in my garden. She lived on top of the place where we buried my old cat and she was called Charlotte. My parents used to write letters back pretending to be her.
Once I didn't tell my parents that I lost a tooth, and I woke up crying when there wasn't any money under my pillow in the morning. My mum came in and asked me what was wrong so i told her. I was on a bunk bed so I was sort of at eye height for my mum and while I was sobbing into her shoulder she reached into her pocket and put money under my pillow for me. She told me to go and check again when I had calmed down and it just makes me laugh now at how naive I was back then
My tooth fairy was called Penelope and her hand writing was beautiful. No idea how my Dad pulled that one off- it was tiny! I was completely convinced. I used to ask for magic wands and stuff haha!
Interesting! We (my brother and I) never wrote letters, we just left the tooth under the pillow, and then the tooth fair would leave money where the tooth was, and took the tooth. It was like a quarter, or a half dollar when we started losing teeth, and then towards the end, it would be $1. Very interesting! Love the vid!
My tooth fairy was called Tabitha and she was the Queen of the tooth fairies, although that was awkward when later my wee sister lost her first tooth in Shetland and her fairy was just the Queen of the Shetland tooth fairies... Also my mum typed out long responses from Tabitha and I used to take them to school coz I totally believed, but the teachers all gave my mum knowing looks and she was so embarrassed 😂😂
I never wrote to the tooth fairy, but my sister did trick the tooth fairy once. She pretended that she dropped her tooth down the sink, and made a big deal of it, wrote a letter to the tooth fairy saying that she dropped it and got her dollar for it. About two weeks later she "pulled out" another tooth (it was the same tooth)! I had no idea until years later when she told me her trickery.
My mum's favourite story to tell me every damn Christmas is how I worked out Santa was not real not long after I turned 5 (like within a couple months as my birthday is September and it was a few weeks before Christmas). She says that one day I stopped what I was doing and she could just see the cogs turning in my head. I then looked up at her and went, "Father Christmas isn't real, is he?" She didn't want to spoil it but also didn't want to lie, so she asked me why I thought that, and she can't exactly remember my response but it was very thought out (the time to travel round the world and blahblahblah). However, she'll never forget what I said next. "The tooth fairy isn't real either, is she? But I still want the money." 😂😂😂
My dad was not aware that he was supposed to do the whole tooth fairy thing, so I kept leaving my teeth under my pillow for months and nothing ever happened. Perhaps out of shame, I never did mention it to my dad. This must have meant that I was a really really awful person, since everyone else in the world was being visited by the fairy. I truly believe this experience has caused a great deal of emotional scarring. Fix me? 🌸
I realized the tooth fairy wasn't real when one morning (after leaving the tooth under my pillow) I woke up to no present, went downstairs to watch cartoons and then (after my mom woke up) found a chocolate and a note in my mom's handwriting right next to my bed. I thought I was so smart for figuring it out.
Have you seen Friday Night Dinner? It's flipping hilarious lol. Your letters remind me of the time my tooth fell out but I didn't tell my parents and it was an experiment to find out whether the tooth fairy was real or not.
When I've laid a tooth underneath my pillow, there were 50ct (or a tiny thing to play with) at the next morning. So i've thought, it's clever to use the same tooth not only one time. But when I've done this, there wasn't anything except the tooth. 😂😂😂 (sorry for my bad English, but I'm from Germany😅) You are a so sympatic person. I love your content and your videos. 😊
Awww this was so cute I remember weirdly speaking to my tooth cause I thought it would speak my message to the fairy and now here I am I wanna be a dentist! 😂
This was amazing. I can't believe I never thought to write letters to the tooth fairy because that was definitely something I would do. Although I prolly would've discovered the truth sooner had my dad attempted to write me back in a "feminine way".
I don't remember anything I ever wrote to the tooth fairy but I do remember my dad taking his role as tooth fairy really seriously. He'd type out letters in a really tiny font and make them into teeny scrolls and I believed they were from the tooth fairy because I didn't think you could get a font that small. Once he forgot to collect my tooth but he wrote a letter from the tooth fairy queen talking about how the tooth finding systems had been failing and that the queen herself came to get my tooth and she was very sorry she was late. My tooth fairy was called Lorien (which I now realise my dad stole from Lord of the Rings) and I was way more devastated when I found out the she didn't exist than when I found out Father Christmas didn't :')
My older brother caught the 'tooth fairy' during the night and ran to tell me the next morning! I was about 4, but he (5) and I were smart enough to figure everything else out.... If the tooth fairy is mom, then so is Santa! But the Easter Bunny we had more difficulty believing because he hung our baskets to the ceiling fan
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I used to draw pictures of Father Christmas and the Tooth Fairy and leave them out with a box saying 'please leave your autograph here'. I then used to sell them to my friends at school in exchange for chocolate or pokemon cards lmao
oh my god AND one time my mum couldn't find any pound coins so put money under my pillow in 20 pence pieces, so the next time i lost a tooth I left a note saying "don't leave change this time"
this video is bringing back all the memories
Jack Edwards GOALS
hahahahaha are video responses still a thing? if so, I'm definitely going to make a video response
I used to write to the tooth fairy! I had this idea that you could only ask one question per tooth so i used to get really excited when I lost a tooth and could finally ask the tooth fairy what her favourite chocolate was etc.
Ahh the sweet innocence of a childs mind this video is too adorable haha.
I am so invested in your tooth fairy letters story. This should be a movie.
Of COURSE we are curious about the Elliot saga!
Loved the video
This is so precious. I love that the tooth fairy was a wish granter instead of just someone who exchanges teeth for money. And that s club obsession! You really are their #1 fan. I wonder, did they ever email you back??????
The tooth fair wrote back to me in glittery pink pen, I was so jealous of her pen 😂
Annabel Yates OO I WANT THAT pEN!
I'm from Argentina and here we don't have a "Tooth Fairy" or any other type of fairy. Instead we have a mouse who is only known by his last name Pérez. He has the same job as the Tooth Fairy, but we don't write him letters. We just put our teeth under our pillows before going to sleep and in the morning there's supposed to be money instead.
I love hearing stories like these and see how children's minds and imagination work. The level of creativity they have is amazing.
Where I'm from (France) it's the "little mouse" that takes care of kids' teeth. One night I put a tooth under my pillow and the morning after I found a small piece of paper that read something like 'I'm writing this letter from my new computer, I used the biggest font so that you'd be able to read it blah blah little mouse", written in the smallest font possible. That was so sweet of my parents hahahaha
Do you know what ANGELICA SAID when we saw your first letter arrive?
... Sorry still tracing everything back to Hamilton 😅
That was bloody wonderful! Laughing so hard.
haha "patria": the patriarchy was on the mind from an early age
Hannah Witton i love you
Okay so I was a very sceptical child so I never really believed in the tooth fairy and caught my mum in the act. Father Christmas on the other hand I kinda believed in him and wrote him letters every year. However they were just like "aw thanks santa, what's it like in the North Pole" no. I would constantly ask for some sort of proof of his existence. I even remembered his excuses from year to year until he had no excuse not to reveal himself and my parents stopped replying. 😂😂 I never thought anyone else did this sort of thing though! It's funny to hear what you did!
That was hilarious. Please keep us updated on this crazy roller coaster that is yours and Elliot's love story😂😂
I don't think I ever believed in the Tooth Fairy, but I was a hardcore believer in Santa until I was like 13 years old. It was only last year that my mom told me that my aunt would put all the presents under the tree while she distracted me in the other room. They did go to incredible amounts of work, though, and even rang some bells to let us know that "Santa" was done.
these are pure gold! I love how much faith you had in what the tooth fairy could do. All I expected was a small amount of money and maybe a small toy replace it. I dont know if you have anymore childhood journals, but if you do you should read them haha.
I actually remember writing to the tooth fairy once- I hadnt realized you could communicate in that way until a friend told me, and the same friend also told me that she was getting a lot more money than I did. So naturally i thought I'd been ripped off and asked for more money, but also additional money for back pay hahahah. I think I got $2 total in the end and bragged to my parents about how adult it was that I'd taken the initiative to ask for more.
Oh, childhood memories! I believed in the tooth fairy, I was told, by my older brother, that they take the teeth and make sinks and toilets out of them. 😑
I used to make tiny steps out of my blocks and legos leading up from the floor so that if the Tooth Fairy's wings were tiered she could just walk up to my bed. I also had a bookshelf as my headboard, so I always set out a miniature tea set that I filled up with water so she'd have some refreshments at the top! Fun to remember these things :)
My tooth fairy was called tinkerbell, and she was also my best friend's tooth fairy. I still have the tiny little letter she wrote back to me!
your obsession with s club 7 is very relatable to me. however, i did not write letters to the tooth fairy but i definitely believed in her. i believed in it even more so when i lost a tooth on holiday once, put it under my pillow and the next morning she left a euro! i think it just amazed me tbh that the tooth fairy was "international"
omg.. hannah's laugh is hilarious.. and I really laugh hard at ur sister letter to the tooth fairy.. hahaha. thanks for sharing that.
omg I can't believe tooth fairy Hannah Witton replied on me.. haha ur laugh is ridiculously cute, awesome and contagious.
The tooth fairy stole my picture and so I wrote an angry letter and got back a big chocolate coin saying "sorry"
Lauren Power awh that’s nice
Lauren Power I’m giving her a picture to see tonight
Lauren Power I’ll be very angry if she steals it
Lauren Power OMG SHE STOLE IT!
I never expecting this, this is the most toothful video you've shared on youtube.
Hi Hannah just recently discovered your channel - just wanted to say I love what you're doing and I wish you peace & positive vibes on your journey :)
One time I lost the tooth before I could put it on my night stand and my mom told me if I wrote a note the tooth fairy would understand. I probably wrote 'please' a dozen times.
This explains so much! Now I understand why Steven's magic performances freak you out ... you really believed in magic when you were a kid! That's so sweet!! =)
Alas, I never wrote letters to Santa or the tooth fairy. I had an older brother (Ken), who told both my younger brother and I that there is no Santa Claus, tooth fairy, or any other magical creatures when we were 3 or 4 years old (really young), so I grew up knowing none of it was real (but it was important to pretend we thought it was so we wouldn't make our parents sad). I was a very light sleeper, so I always woke up when my mom would come for my tooth. My dad was sneakier, and when it was his turn to nab a tooth, he'd hug me and swipe the tooth while lifting me up away from my pillow in the hug (but I was savvy and realized what was happening because he never lifted me like that except when I'd lost a tooth). He never came in the middle of the night like mom because he wasn't going to lose sleep to make us believe in fairies. Dads. Lol
I wrote letters to Batgirl for some reason when I was 8- who even knows
I found your channel after watching you collab with rose and rosie!!! SO GLAD I DID!!
I wrote letters to the tooth fairy - mine was called Flora and my sister's called Fauna. We would write them on these tiny pieces of paper so that they were fairy sized and when we got letters back they were scented and always came with a tiny pressed flower for us to keep as a thank you.
I wasn't sure about whether the tooth fairy existed - I'm Jewish so I didn't have santa, but I believed in the tooth fairy just enough to be terrified of someone in my room while I was asleep. My dad walked in before I went to bed after I lost my first tooth and handed me a dollar and said, "give me your tooth." I'm so glad he didn't pretend that the tooth fairy was real just to mess with me, that sounds like something I might do to any kids I have...
That is so cute! I didn't think writing letters to the tooth fairy was a thing. Btw your shirt is awesome.
Hey Hannah, I think you've forgot your end screen stuff. Loving Vlognukah so far. :D
Your laugh in this 😂
I use to write to the tooth fairy (Emma) when I was younger but I stopped as I no longer believe in it, even though I haven't lost all my teeth yet (I've lost 14). But my older brother use to write letter back to me, pretending to be the tooth fairy without my parents knowing. This was back when i was 8 and he was 10. I just think it is really sweet that he thought to do that without being asked to or anything like that. Also i love u Hannah!!!! i just found your channel and i have watched so much of it! Your videos are so funny!
Crazy how time flies.
My tooth fairy was called Ermentrude and she retired because she got old so then I gertrude who used to send me letters about the quality of my teeth.
Actually no! I think mum was concerned about how many sweets I was eating and thought I'd listen to the tooth fairy more!
Your obsession with S Club 7 😂😂
As Generation 1.5 I had to remove all my childhood belonging when I came to Canada. I have nothing that can remind me of my childhood :/ I am envious! Amazing video 10/10
I was obsessed with the tooth fairy when I was little but I don't think I wrote letters to her like you did, it was a kinda look up and pray situation xD. She would write back in teeny tiny handwriting about how beautiful my tooth was every single time. It became really obvious whether my mum or dad had written it by how untidy the notes were. She told me once that her name was Bonnie and when I found out the tooth fairy wasn't real I screamed at my parents something like "how could you have lied to me for my whole life". I still like to think I believe in magic though
this is the cutest thing ever
also i love your shirt
HAPPY BIRTHDAY HANNAH!!! Bit late to this video but sort of just in time.... kinda
My letters back from the tooth fairy were always written backwards, so I'd have to read them in the mirror. They were also on tiny pieces of paper, and reading them with my mum is one of my fondest memories
I've heard Arabella's got some interstellar gator skin boots
Lol. Hannah, you are my Eleot.
Happy Chanukah! I celebrate it too!! Also, I wrote letters to the tooth fairy and she always wrote back to me 😂
my mom would always forget to put money under my pillow and when 5 yr old hanna would ask where the money was I could see the "oh shit" face
Tooth Fairy still owes me some money (for decades!), since i still have a baby tooth!
On a side note, brow goals.
My next door neighbour showed me a letter and a little fairy figurine she got from her fairy, and like you I saw this as definitive proof (and a way of getting gifts from fairyland), so I started writing my own. My granny was staying with us at the time so she wrote the first couple of letters in lovely delicate watercolour. She even painted a little 'self portrait' of herself with colourful butterfly wings, and a picture of her pet peacock. When she left, my Jamaican nanny started writing them. I noticed her new writing style, and slightly different dialect, but STILL believed Christabell when she told me she lost her painting skills (when I asked her to do a little painting like before, I got back a stick figure). I only figured it out when I saw my nanny's writing a couple of years later.
I would love to see you do a video with like Lucy or someone of you Facebook stalking your childhood crushes!
HANNAH YOU LOOK SO GOOD
Love this! I recently found some of my notes to the tooth fairy.. A particularly funny one was from when I had I lost a tooth on a school trip and wrote a letter to the tooth fairy explaining the situation hoping to still get my "reward". She never came! The note stayed under my pillow for ages. This may have been because I did not tell my Ma about the note or the tooth..but I guess we will never know 😳😂
I love the idea of getting the tooth fairy to do your evil bidding hehe! I never thought of that XD
This is hilarious hahaha. Here in Spain we didn´t have a tooth fairy but there was a mouse who collected teeth(ratoncito Perez) and I used to get gift when my teeth fell. It didn't occur to me to write him or anything. My mom still keeps my teeth in a box in her room.
I loved this so much omg
When I was a child I had a fairy called buttercup who lived in the garden. After watching FairyTale I also stuck notes to my windows saying 'I do believe in fairies, I do, I do' , as I was scared people who didn't believe in them would hurt the fairies. 😂😂 oh childhood
my mum used to make me and my brother write to the tooth fairy asking her to leave our tooth cos my mum wanted to keep them without us being suspicious xD and then I started writing letters asking what colour dress and wings and hair the tooth fairly had and asking all sorts and my mum wrote back, she used to change her handwriting and she said the tooth fairies name was Pepita and i TOTALLY believed it was real. I used to leave out my barbie table and chairs and plastic cake so she could have a tea party while I was asleep. but one day my brother just told me it wasn't real and I ran and asked my mum if it was true and she said yeah xD I don't think I ever rly believed in santa but the tooth fairy was my jam. bless my mum though she felt so bad for lying to me hhaha
I actually never wrote letters to the Tooth Fairy, but I can remember putting my tooth under my pillow before I went to sleep and in the morning there was a little present from the Tooth Fairy instead of the tooth. (I found out really quickly that the presents weren't from the Tooth Fairy but from my mum.)
I would write in teensy tiny writing on little squares of paper and fold it up so tightly and put it in this little 'tooth fairy bag' I had. One year I actually made her a castle out of A4 printer paper :) I would always get her to colour in a heart or something to show she read it haha
Hey Hanna! When I was a kid I thought there were little mouses to pick our teeth up and after they would left a toy or money underneath our pillows ( I´m from Portugal). Only a few years later I´ve heard about the Tooth Fairy. Me and my friends still prefer the little mouses, haha. :)
Loved this!!
I once had a temper tantrum for multiple hours because I wanted my teeth back from the tooth fairy and my mum kept laughing at me and I didn't know why 😂😂😂😂
I knew that Santa, Tooth Fairy etc. didn't exist, but I pretended to believe in the Tooth Fairy to get a present from "her". And I got one.
I didn't write letters to the tooth fairy, but I did write letters to a fairy who supposedly lived in my garden. She lived on top of the place where we buried my old cat and she was called Charlotte. My parents used to write letters back pretending to be her.
I was never not smiling during this
Once I didn't tell my parents that I lost a tooth, and I woke up crying when there wasn't any money under my pillow in the morning. My mum came in and asked me what was wrong so i told her. I was on a bunk bed so I was sort of at eye height for my mum and while I was sobbing into her shoulder she reached into her pocket and put money under my pillow for me. She told me to go and check again when I had calmed down and it just makes me laugh now at how naive I was back then
My tooth fairy was called Penelope and her hand writing was beautiful. No idea how my Dad pulled that one off- it was tiny! I was completely convinced. I used to ask for magic wands and stuff haha!
Hannah this is hilarious. I love it.
"I'm still quite an entitled adult", "I am entitled to all of this space!"
You do, of course, have to marry 'eleot'. It's the law.
Interesting! We (my brother and I) never wrote letters, we just left the tooth under the pillow, and then the tooth fair would leave money where the tooth was, and took the tooth. It was like a quarter, or a half dollar when we started losing teeth, and then towards the end, it would be $1. Very interesting! Love the vid!
its 3 am here and i stayed up just to watch this lol
My tooth fairy was called Tabitha and she was the Queen of the tooth fairies, although that was awkward when later my wee sister lost her first tooth in Shetland and her fairy was just the Queen of the Shetland tooth fairies... Also my mum typed out long responses from Tabitha and I used to take them to school coz I totally believed, but the teachers all gave my mum knowing looks and she was so embarrassed 😂😂
omg i wrote letters to "my fairy" and i got letters back and i have all of the letters and omg it makes me happy to reread the❣
I never wrote to the tooth fairy, but my sister did trick the tooth fairy once. She pretended that she dropped her tooth down the sink, and made a big deal of it, wrote a letter to the tooth fairy saying that she dropped it and got her dollar for it. About two weeks later she "pulled out" another tooth (it was the same tooth)! I had no idea until years later when she told me her trickery.
My tooth fairy's name was Esmeralda and she needed teeth because she was using them to build her house.
My mum's favourite story to tell me every damn Christmas is how I worked out Santa was not real not long after I turned 5 (like within a couple months as my birthday is September and it was a few weeks before Christmas).
She says that one day I stopped what I was doing and she could just see the cogs turning in my head. I then looked up at her and went, "Father Christmas isn't real, is he?"
She didn't want to spoil it but also didn't want to lie, so she asked me why I thought that, and she can't exactly remember my response but it was very thought out (the time to travel round the world and blahblahblah).
However, she'll never forget what I said next.
"The tooth fairy isn't real either, is she? But I still want the money."
😂😂😂
go big or go home amirite - jessie
(kat laughed through the entirety of this video. she is, in fact, still laughing. awwww.)
My dad was not aware that he was supposed to do the whole tooth fairy thing, so I kept leaving my teeth under my pillow for months and nothing ever happened. Perhaps out of shame, I never did mention it to my dad. This must have meant that I was a really really awful person, since everyone else in the world was being visited by the fairy. I truly believe this experience has caused a great deal of emotional scarring. Fix me? 🌸
I realized the tooth fairy wasn't real when one morning (after leaving the tooth under my pillow) I woke up to no present, went downstairs to watch cartoons and then (after my mom woke up) found a chocolate and a note in my mom's handwriting right next to my bed. I thought I was so smart for figuring it out.
hannah you are looking gorgeous again ♥
Have you seen Friday Night Dinner? It's flipping hilarious lol. Your letters remind me of the time my tooth fell out but I didn't tell my parents and it was an experiment to find out whether the tooth fairy was real or not.
When I've laid a tooth underneath my pillow, there were 50ct (or a tiny thing to play with) at the next morning. So i've thought, it's clever to use the same tooth not only one time. But when I've done this, there wasn't anything except the tooth. 😂😂😂
(sorry for my bad English, but I'm from Germany😅)
You are a so sympatic person. I love your content and your videos. 😊
Awww this was so cute I remember weirdly speaking to my tooth cause I thought it would speak my message to the fairy and now here I am I wanna be a dentist! 😂
I remember I lost my second tooth down a plug hole, so I offered one made from paper and sellotape. It worked! Yay for parent pity!
This was amazing. I can't believe I never thought to write letters to the tooth fairy because that was definitely something I would do. Although I prolly would've discovered the truth sooner had my dad attempted to write me back in a "feminine way".
Omg this is sooooo cute!! 😍😂
Happy belated birthday
I believed in the tooth fairy but never wrote a letter. I also LOVED S Club 7 😢
I love that you were just as obsessed with s club seven as I was 😂
That was absolute brilliance Hannah :D
Hair on point...!
I can't believe you were telling the tooth fairy all of these things haha
Omg we have the same birthday! I can't believe it lol
Ikr it's so weird and I'm from Manchester as well lol
It's great that I have the same birthday as one of my favourite youtubers xx
I did this too! One time I did a full questionnaire for the tooth fairy to fill out with like name? Age? What do you do with the teeth?
I don't remember anything I ever wrote to the tooth fairy but I do remember my dad taking his role as tooth fairy really seriously. He'd type out letters in a really tiny font and make them into teeny scrolls and I believed they were from the tooth fairy because I didn't think you could get a font that small. Once he forgot to collect my tooth but he wrote a letter from the tooth fairy queen talking about how the tooth finding systems had been failing and that the queen herself came to get my tooth and she was very sorry she was late. My tooth fairy was called Lorien (which I now realise my dad stole from Lord of the Rings) and I was way more devastated when I found out the she didn't exist than when I found out Father Christmas didn't :')
My birthday is February 19th too! Hannah twins 👑 x
awww I loved this.. I wrote a letter to the tooth fairy after my tooth being under my pillow for a week the 'tooth fairy' not collecting it....wELL
My older brother caught the 'tooth fairy' during the night and ran to tell me the next morning! I was about 4, but he (5) and I were smart enough to figure everything else out.... If the tooth fairy is mom, then so is Santa! But the Easter Bunny we had more difficulty believing because he hung our baskets to the ceiling fan