Even the Tooth Fairy is not immune to jaw-dropping inflation. $20 for a first tooth has become popular across the country, with some parents going well beyond that.

The average payout from the tooth fairy these days is $5.36 – a record high, according to a Delta Dental survey. Getty Images. Lesley Koeppel, a psychotherapist in a private practice in New York ...

It found the average value of a lost tooth in 2023 sits at $6.23, a number that left many parents wide-eyed and joking that the Tooth Fairy at their homes is helping bring that average down. WCCO ...

Delta Dental's annual poll of parents reveals this week that the average amount the Tooth Fairy slips under the pillow in exchange for a child's lost tooth has climbed to $6.23 — a 16% jump!

Five-year-old Kaisley Blake had big plans for her first-ever loose tooth – and they involved a pillow, not a swallow, according to her dad.

By the way, did you know that the average Tooth Fairy payout in the United States is now $6.23? Is anybody working on that type of inflation? Seriously though, imagine a future where losing a ...

News; US News; Parenting 'My daughter gets £16.47 from the Tooth Fairy - you have to consider inflation' A mum left people divided after sharing how she gave her daughter $20 for losing her first ...

A six-year-old boy's note to the tooth fairy. He was expecting £1,000. TikTok/@melissaleigh224. Short, polite and to the point, that note was entirely different from the one Zayne ended up writing.

Recently, I’ve been getting a lot of questions from my five-year-old son about the tooth fairy. Whereas Santa Claus has an extremely rich and detailed backstory (North Pole, elves, Mrs. Claus ...

When a financial advisor's Tooth Fairy mix-up left his kid $100 richer, it sparked big money questions -- and a teachable parenting moment. advertisement. GOBankingRates.

After having wiggled the tooth all morning on August 10, Kaisley accidentally gulped it down, along with a bite of her burger at lunch, Worren Blake told CNN on Thursday.