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Thomas J. Tooth’s Family Gets a New Baby The Brilliant Adventures of Thomas J. Tooth
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One night at the dinner table, Thomas J. Tooth’s mom and dad told Thomas J. that their family was getting a new baby tooth. And that the tooth fairy would be visiting them in a couple of weeks to deliver the baby. Thomas J. was so excited and told them he wanted a baby brother. His mom said, “Well, we don’t get to choose whether it’s a boy or a girl.”
But Thomas J. insisted that he needed a little brother and that was final. He chose the name Daniel D. and started planning all the things they could do together. Play baseball, soccer, hike in the woods, fish, and play with Thomas J. Tooth’s cars. He asked his mom if his brother could sleep in his room and his mom said yes, but reminded him that it might be a baby girl tooth, to which Thomas said he was arranging with the tooth fairy that it would be a boy.
The next few days he started setting up his room for his new baby brother, and even helped his dad build a new bed. Thomas found a small cowboy hat and hung it on the bed post, and got his favorite baseball out of his closet and put it in the bed. Then he cleaned his room so that there would be nothing that could hurt the baby.
The big day came and Thomas J.’s mom and dad waited up that night for the tooth fairy to arrive. When she came, she delivered a beautiful little baby girl tooth. Thomas’ parents thought and thought how they were going to break the news to him. They decided that they would just show him his new little sister, and hope for the best.
They laid the baby in her new bed and waited for Thomas J. to wake up. In the morning, he jumped out of bed, saw the baby girl tooth, and looked at her for quite a while.
And then, very quietly said, “Oh, she’s a girl tooth. She’s just perfect. Can we name her Danielle?
His mom and dad said yes.
“I’m going to love having a little sister,” said Thomas J.
And he did.
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One night at the dinner table, Thomas J. Tooth’s mom and dad told Thomas J. that their family was getting a new baby tooth. And that the tooth fairy would be visiting them in a couple of weeks to deliver the baby. Thomas J. was so excited and told them he wanted a baby brother. His mom said, “Well, we don’t get to choose whether it’s a boy or a girl.”
But Thomas J. insisted that he needed a little brother and that was final. He chose the name Daniel D. and started planning all the things they could do together. Play baseball, soccer, hike in the woods, fish, and play with Thomas J. Tooth’s cars. He asked his mom if his brother could sleep in his room and his mom said yes, but reminded him that it might be a baby girl tooth, to which Thomas said he was arranging with the tooth fairy that it would be a boy.
The next few days he started setting up his room for his new baby brother, and even helped his dad build a new bed. Thomas found a small cowboy hat and hung it on the bed post, and got his favorite baseball out of his closet and put it in the bed. Then he cleaned his room so that there would be nothing that could hurt the baby.
The big day came and Thomas J.’s mom and dad waited up that night for the tooth fairy to arrive. When she came, she delivered a beautiful little baby girl tooth. Thomas’ parents thought and thought how they were going to break the news to him. They decided that they would just show him his new little sister, and hope for the best.
They laid the baby in her new bed and waited for Thomas J. to wake up. In the morning, he jumped out of bed, saw the baby girl tooth, and looked at her for quite a while.
And then, very quietly said, “Oh, she’s a girl tooth. She’s just perfect. Can we name her Danielle?
His mom and dad said yes.
“I’m going to love having a little sister,” said Thomas J.
And he did.
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