Hey there, little adventurers and caring parents! Today, we're going on a tooth-rific adventure to discover why and when your teeth fall out. Are you ready to explore the world inside your mouth? Let's chomp our way in!

You might have noticed that, sometimes, your teeth start to feel a bit wobbly. Don't worry; it's all part of growing up! As you grow, so does your mouth. And it needs some extra room for bigger, stronger teeth to fit in. That's when your baby teeth, also known as milk teeth, decide to go on a little holiday and make way for your adult teeth.

When do your teeth start to wiggle and jiggle? Most children start to lose their baby teeth around the age of six. It might be a bit earlier or later for you, but that's perfectly fine, as everyone's tooth adventure is unique.

First to go are usually the two front teeth at the bottom, followed by the two front teeth at the top. Then, one by one, the others join in, saying "cheerio" to your mouth. This tooth party can last until you're about 12 years old, but by the end of it, you'll have a brand new set of 28 adult teeth. That's something to smile about!

Now, you might be wondering, "What happens to my baby teeth when they fall out?" Well, once they're out, you can put them under your pillow at night, and the magical Tooth Fairy might visit you! She loves collecting baby teeth and, in exchange, might leave you a little surprise for being so brave.

But remember, while your teeth are on this wiggly journey, it's essential to keep them clean and healthy. Make sure you brush your teeth twice a day with a fluoride toothpaste, eat healthy foods, and visit the dentist regularly. This way, you can keep your smile shining bright!

So, little adventurers, the next time you feel a wobbly tooth, just remember that it's a sign of growing up and making space for your fantastic new teeth. Keep on smiling and enjoy your tooth-rific adventure!

Happy wiggling!