Jason’s looses his first tooth

Last month when Jason went to the dentist he found out he had 2 loose teeth in front.  Jason was pretty excited to hear that!  He has been working on it ever since.  Today it finally came out!  He didn’t let anyone else touch it.  He is a very determined boy and was proud of his work!

When it looked like this I suggested bringing out the pliers.

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After about 1/2 an hour working on that thing going back and forth from pliers to fingers and still not out he decided he could eat lunch.  Two bites in and it was out!  A new surprise to show daddy when he gets home!

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Comments

Candace and Brian said…
What a brave boy to use the pliers himself.
May 24, 2011 at 9:25 PM
The McGary's said…
wait a minute, so you're telling me Kyla is old enough to start losing teeth? I am not ready for that, teeth pulling wierds me out. I hated it when I was a kid and I don't think I could handle it now. I guess that will be Chad's area to step in. Jason is one brave boy to be pulling that thing out on his own and with pliers my goodness he means business:)
June 14, 2011 at 9:48 PM
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