Thank you for the dentist - ideas pls

[almostamom]

DS had an accident at school on Friday and knocked his two front teeth back. Neither his pediatric dentist nor my dentist works on Fridays. The principal called one of the parents at school who is a dentist. She came to the school to examine DS and then drove with us to her practice where her husband saw DS immediately and removed both of the teeth. The dentists and their staff were all wonderful to DS and helped calm us both down. We paid for the procedure, but I wanted to send them a thank you gift as they really went out of their way for us.

I was thinking of Edible Arrangements, but once I add tax and shipping, the totals are around $70 for a tiny bouquet. Any other ideas?

Thanks,

Linda

[Green_Tea]

Do you have an Edible Arrangement near you? At the one near us you can pick up the arrangement and deliver it yourself to avoid fees.

[almostamom]

Do you have an Edible Arrangement near you? At the one near us you can pick up the arrangement and deliver it yourself to avoid fees.

There is one between our house and their office (20 min away), but their office hours conflict with my work hours, so I do need to have it delivered.

[infomama]

There is a Groupon for Fairytale Brownies today...$20 for $40. The are SO good. You can get a dozen shipped if you use the discount code 'save10' (gets you 10% off).
http://www.groupon.com/deals/fairytale-brownies-chattanooga-1?utm_medium=afl&utm_campaign=4153650&utm_source=rvs
Here is one with a Thank You band....http://www.brownies.com/products/0/55/557/best-sellers/thank-you-dozen.aspx

[zoestargrove]

this might be too late, but I was on etsy looking for ideas for a gift for a dental hygiene graduate and saw these adorable tooth cake pops and I thought of this post.

http://www.etsy.com/listing/67897327/moms-killer-cakes-cookies-original?ref=sr_gallery_26&ga_search_query=dental+hygienist&ga_page=1&ga_ref=related&ga_search_type=handmade&ga_facet=handmade

[sariana]

Do they work with children normally? They might appreciate a "goody box" of children's prizes, so they don't have to buy them.