I would probably give $2 ($1 for each tooth).

I think a gold coin for each tooth is sufficient.

I would give either one or two dollar coins.

A Gold coin

I say $3-$5

Sounds like I have been generous – I gave $8 for their first tooth and $4 for subsequent teeth.

Instead of giving us money my mother gave us a cheap $2 toy.
We were always thrilled to see what new toy we would get when we lost a tooth & it meant so much more than money. We also got a little certificate covered in glitter.

it depends on Quality in our home

I give a gold coin or two!

I give $1 for normal teeth and $2 for double teeth. I know its a bit extravagant, but hes my youngest and I like to spoil him a little bit.

depends on how much hassle was involved, but 2 in one day is an achievement, I would give 2 two dollar coins, so $4, I sort of think $5 but kids like to see lots of money and 2 coins seems more to them than a $5 note.

A gold coin for each tooth so 2x $1 or 2 x $2

I gave my daughters $1 each tooth, they seemed happy with that

do not go too high price!!! nice shiny dollar or two dollar coin per tooth (Depends on how man kids and your budget

A gold coin

When my daughter lost two in one day I gave for $5. But I usually only give her a $1. But two in one day! Awesome!

personally I think 50c per tooth is more than ample but it’s up to you personally really I know some parents like to give a bit more

we give 50 cents per tooth, each to there own though.

I would give my son 5 bucks a tooth

I give a dollar by their age,but two in a day?jackpot!!!