Though the Tooth Fairy is pretty ubiquitous as a mythical figure in the U.S., it's certainly not a universally practiced tradition. For instance, in some Asian cultures, parents bury their children's teeth next to a tree, symbolizing the hope that the new tooth will come in as strong as the roots. In some Hispanic American cultures, a rodent named Ratón Pérez is believed to scurry under children's pillows for their teeth, replacing it with a gift. All of which to say, there's no rule saying you have to follow the Tooth Fairy tradition of leaving money under your child's pillow. If, for whatever reason, you want to switch things up to celebrate the occasion of losing a tooth, here are some al
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