The Tooth Fairy and Santa

‘Twas the night before Christmas

And my front bottom tooth

Was wiggling and jiggling ‘til

Oh! It came loose!

Santa was coming,

Now the Tooth Fairy too!

So what do you think

That I did do?

I set out some cookies

For the jolly ol’ fellow

And tucked my lost tooth

Up under my pillow.

I laid down to bed

And soon I was dreaming

Of a shiny new tooth

And Christmas lights gleaming.

Then, as Santa Claus landed

His sleigh on the roof,

The Tooth Fairy appeared

With a flash and a poof!

Santa shouted, “Whoa, Reindeer!”

But he couldn’t stop ‘em,

And the Tooth Fairy fell flat

On her big fairy bottom.

Out scattered pennies

And quarters and molars!

“Good to see you, Tooth Fairy!”

Laughed the ol’ North Poler.

The Tooth Fairy and Santa!

What fun! Oh my gosh!

It was a magical meeting

With music and mouthwash!

‘Twas a supernatural soiree’-

A true celebration.

They sang carols and danced

And hung decorations.

Santa wrapped red ribbon

‘Round the holiday wreath

While Tooth Fairy tied tinsel

With tiny white teeth.

Santa stuffed stockings

With sugary sweets

And Tooth Fairy followed

With tooth-friendly treats.

Chocolates and candies

From Mr. St. Nick,

Plus Tooth Fairy’s toothpastes

And brushes and picks.

Then Santa set the wrapped gifts

Beneath the trimmed tree

Finished his milk and

Climbed up the chimney.

I still slept soundly,

I was never the wiser,

As Tooth Fairy traded coins

For my front bottom incisor.

Then Tooth Fairy and Santa

Said goodbye and good night.

The Tooth Fairy vanished

And the reindeer took flight.

“Merry Christmas to all!”

Bellowed ol’ Santa Claus.

“Merry Christmas to all,

And remember to floss!”