Prompt: Write about something that you believed as a child.

 Prompt Response: When I was a child I believed there was a tooth fairy. Every time I lost a tooth from my mouth, my parents told me to put it in an envelope under my pillow. The smaller tooth that I lost the less money I got. But the larger the tooth the more money I got. When I became about 10 years old, I realized that I was misled and falsely informed.

Summary: During my childhood I thought that during the nighttime if there was a tooth under your pillow, the tooth fairy would take it and replace it with money. 

Reflection: I should do my own research next time and understand what is true and untrue.

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