How are my boys old enough for wiggly teeth?! Cooper bit down on his tooth wrong once and it started bleeding a little and then felt super wiggly. I freaked out a little thinking he had damaged his tooth, thinking most kids don't get wiggly teeth until first grade. But then I asked my sisters and they both said their kids started getting wiggly teeth in kindergarten. THAT made me feel old thinking my kids were old enough to be losing their baby teeth. But it did make me feel better knowing Cooper's tooth wasn't damaged, just loose.
Shortly there after, Bennett got a loose tooth as well. It started feeling super wiggly one day so Jason suggested we try to pull it out.
First he tried simple dental floss. It was too slick and wouldn't work.
So then we decided to try a nerf gun. Bennett was really nervous about that but still let us try. It didn't work either. We decided to give it a few more days.
While up visiting Brigham City, Grandpa - the expert teeth puller - volunteered to give it a shot. Bennett was all about that. It made me laugh when he pulled out the headlamp for a better view.
Tada! Grandpa was successful! Bennett was so proud and excited to put his tooth on his bed railing for the tooth fairy that night.
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