So you know before you're scrambling for cash in the middle of the night
only works certain days of the week? Explain the details of an IOU? And finally, how much cash are you expected to scrounge up?
According to the experts at Delta Dental, who have been studying tooth-fairy payouts for more than 20 years, the average gift is now up to $4.70 per tooth. That was calculated in 2021, pre-inflation of course, so we’re betting it’s more of an even $5 these days. For confirmation I turned to my brother, knowing my 8-year-old niece, Sara, has been dropping teeth left and right lately. “We give five dollars,” he texted me. “Last time, I think it was in quarters. And I think we took the quarters from her room.”
Regifting a child’s own money aside, let’s do the multiplication. Kids lose twenty baby teeth in total. Five dollars, twenty times, is a nice hundred bucks that kids can make between about age 6, when the middle teeth usually go, and age 12, when the last of the molars tend to vacate the premises. Basically every five teeth, they can buy a 16-inch Squishmallow, which seems like an acceptable algorithm.
A quick check on Reddit showed that there is a range of what American kids are getting. A Reddit user named OasisGhost recently
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