Well it's hard to really tell since the bedroom floor is light and the tooth would blend in. But I did a quick sweep and nothing so...it's a possibility. She's not freaking out anymore, but she does kinda carry on about it. It wasn't really frightening for me, I think I've done it once as a child too. But boy did she have a panic attack. She wanted to go to the hospital to get it removed. I had to explain it'll come out the other end.

Oh she is. I just love the hell out of my daughter. This time of year I still crack up because when she was like four and Grandpa was talking about getting presents for the grandkids, she replied "Grandpa! You have grandkids?!" And she was sooo serious then too! *dies laughing* Gawd she kills me!

Yes, swallowing a tooth can be scary.

You are making me feel lucky
-the first kid in my daycare to lose a tooth swallowed it, and the supervisor was super calm about it, and for our craft time that day she had us all try and draw a tooth for him and we cut them out and pasted them on a big card and he took that home for the tooth fairy instead, so when the inevitable happened to the rest of us, we were all pretty calm about it, too. (Although I think Fatima wanted to burn hers in case witches got it, so that was a whole 'nother thing. I don't remember it exactly but I do remember she got pretty emotional)

Wow you guys experience quite a lot of interesting stuff with children :)

Merry Christmas to all of you guys, even though some of you might celebrate it only tomorrow! :P

Merry Christmas to everyone who celebrates it! :)