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When a child loses a tooth, many countries have their own special customs to deal with it. Many people will tell stories of animals taking their teeth.

In Korea, for example, people throw their fallen teeth on the roof in the belief that the magpie will take away the lost teeth and give new ones to the child, a custom that also exists in other Asian countries such as Japan and Vietnam.

Other countries also have customs regarding teeth and animals. In Mexico and Spain, it is believed that rats take away the lost teeth and leave the money, but in Mongolia, it is believed that it is the dog that takes away the child's teeth, and the dog is highly respected in Mongolian culture, and they believe that if the child's lost teeth are fed to the dog, the child will thrive, so in Mongolia parents will put the child's teeth in meat and feed them to the dog.

In France and the United States, children put their lost teeth under their pillows before going to bed, and they think that in the early morning when the child is not awake, the tooth fairy will take away the teeth and leave something else, but it is difficult to know what to leave, it is said that in France the tooth fairy will leave some candy, in the United States it is money.

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In many countries, according to the customs, the baby of the special child has lost all the teeth. Many customers abject the story of animals with teeth.

For example, Korea has the custom of throwing fallen teeth on the ro's house, so that a magpie can take the tooth journey, bringing new teeth to the child. This custom fallow some other Asian countries, such as Japan and Vietnam.

Other countries, although there are tooth copper stoms related to other animals. For example, in Mexico and Spain, it is believed that the mouse needs a depraved tooth away and l the eaves for some money. But in Mongolia, it is the dog that takes the child's teeth.

Dogs have a high respect for Mongolian culture. It is believed that the new Doodoo H will grow strongly if the baby's teeth are Fe D dogs, so parents in Mongolia feed their children's fallen teeth in Piec Chen meat to the dog.

In France and the United States, a child will put a fallen tooth on his or her pillow (pillow) before going to bed. It is believed that thalt early in the morning, when the child is still sleeping, the tooth fairy will stay away from the teeth and leave something elê under the pillow. It's hard to know that she'll be leaving.

This is to say that in France, there may be some candie left by the tooth fairy, however, in the United States, she may leave money to buy the road.

Different countries have different customs regarding the loss of children's teeth. Many of these customs tell stories of animals losing their teeth.

For example, the Korean custom is to throw a lost tooth on the roof of a house so that the magpie can take the lost tooth away and bring back a new one for the child. This custom is also practiced in other countries in Asia, such as Japan and Vietnam.

In other countries, the customs for teeth are related to other animals. In Mexico and Spain, for example, they believe that it is a rat that takes the teeth away and leaves some money. But in Mongolia, it is the dog that takes away the child's teeth.

Dogs are deeply embedded in Mongolian culture. They believe that if a child's teeth are fed to a dog, the child's new teeth will be very strong, so Mongolian parents usually stuff their child's lost teeth into a piece of meat and feed it to the dog.

In France and the United States, children put their lost teeth under their pillows before going to bed. They believe that in the early morning when the child is still awake, the tooth elf will take the tooth away and leave something else under the pillow. Of course, what they left behind is hard to know.

The French custom says that the tooth elves will leave some candy; However, the American custom is to leave some money behind.

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