
When you're a kid, there are few things more exciting than a visit from the tooth fairy.
The pain and annoyance of losing the tooth is worth it, as you know that come morning you will have a shiny pound under your pillow.
One little boy recently got a bit more than he anticipated after leaving a tooth for the mythical fairy.
Henry Warren, a father-of-three from London, was tired of his sons lack of dental hygiene and left a very formal note for the boy to read.
Our son is dreadful at brushing his teeth. Turns out the Tooth Fairy has had enough https://t.co/4WWmBvuo22— Henry Warren (@Henry Warren) 1504608633
Coming straight from the desk of Barry T. Tooth Fairy (great name) the letter declares that the tooth has been accepted but that they are delaying the payment.
This was due to levels of Fanta, cereal and chocolate that the fairy discovered. The letter goes on to add that they're seeking assurances on an improvement in brushing technique.
Although it does come attached with a pound, the letter concludes that the next tooth needs to be in better condition otherwise further payments will be withheld.
Henry's expert piece of parenting and communication with the tooth fairy (how did he manage that?) has won heaps of praise on Twitter.
@henrywarren Parenting level: expert.— Blonde (@Blonde) 1504705522
It was the little things in the letter that some people really appreciated.
@henrywarren I enjoyed that the Tooth Fairy is called "Barry"— Olly Sheridan (@Olly Sheridan) 1504614503
Other people shared some of their own hilarious tooth based stories.
@henrywarren When I was 6, my sister swallowed her tooth. My lawyer dad wrote "An Affidavit for a Lost Tooth" to st… https://t.co/oacMOHwMMI— Megan Leo (@Megan Leo) 1504831578
Word from Henry seems to suggest that Barry the Tooth Fairy is supporting some of the world's biggest toothpaste producers.
Barry has your back @Colgate @DentistSinging @closeupgcc @ArmandHammerUK @AquafreshUS @Crest https://t.co/cAAo58d2p3— Henry Warren (@Henry Warren) 1504691501
HT Telegraph