
Double-fisting suckers five minutes before dinner. Betcha never saw that technique in a parenting book…
That not much more than 5 years ago, Caleb and I were just as pained as Jacob was as he was springing the exact tooth he just lost. The inconsolable crying. The moodiness. Ugh. It was not fun for any of us.
It’s crazy how exciting it was for us all to see Jacob lose the tooth that was so much work to get!
Jacob lost his first tooth today! It has been a work in progress for about the past three weeks, and the little sucker was hanging by a thread when Jacob got home from school today. Caleb gave it a twist and popped it right out of Jacob’s mouth. A quick “owie,” no tears, and a couple drops of blood, and Jacob has been all giggles ever since! And tonight Jacob is trying very hard to stay awake so he can see firsthand if the tooth fairy actually exists…
[Before. That tooth was literally pointing out of his mouth!]
[Checking out his new look in the mirror.]
[Holding his tooth. A rite of passage for every little Kindergartner!]
Mason and I have been calling Jacob “Jack.” Short for Jack-o-Lantern. Very fitting!