#not only that but K!Cooms comes in to check up on them :')

[hlvraik]

Hopefully this hasn't been asked before but thoughts on K!Bubs losing their baby teeth? {K!Coomer technically already lost one so why not K!Bubs, they're around the same age so it's bound to happen *nudge nudge*} maybe it occurs post!BM and they lose both of their front teeth. {Of course they absolutely lose it as they're a tube baby, and they didn't know THIS HAPPENS}

Oh boy

O h b o y

One night, everything seems to be going normal as Gordon tucks the kiddos into Joshua’s bed before making his way to his own and knocking out... Next thing he knows, 45 minutes later, he’s awoken by K!Bubs violently shaking him and screaming his name.

Panicking, Gordon quickly switches on his bed lamp to see what the issue is and is greeted to the sobbing mess that is K!Bubby: Their face is completely red with fresh tears rolling down their face, their breathing is hitched and uneven, and they’re shaking quite badly.

At first, Gordon thinks that they probably just had a nightmare, but upon closer inspection, there seems to be a small blotch of blood on their shirt and they seemed to be gripping onto something tightly in their hands. With that, Gordon calmly asks to see what they’re holding onto and they agree, opening their hands revealing what seems to be...teeth?

It caught Gordon off-guard at first, thinking that something horrific must have happened to K!Bubby to knock them out until he realize that the whole ‘kids losing teeth’ is completely normal. [Hell, he remembers Joshua losing a tooth the day before he went off to camp...and didn’t K!Coomer lose one too already? Did the scientists inform Bubby that this thing would eventually happen? Poor kid, they probably think they’re dying..]

Gordon is quickly snapped out of his trance by K!Bubby mumbling something along the lines of “they fell out on their own” to which Gordon is quick to comfort them; picking them up and carrying them to the restroom to help clean them, explaining everything to them in the meantime.