April 13, 2018
April 13, 2018
Kids—they are meant to lead their life free of the stress that inevitably comes with adulthood. Their academics, their friends, their weekend plans, these are the things they are supposed to be concerned about, not problems such as lice.
As a parent, you’re bound to have this one talk in your life: the lice talk. Eventually there will come a time when you will detect lice in your child’s hair, or get that dreaded lice call or letter from the school nurse. Or maybe you’ve already gone through this.
And when it happens, it’s up to you how you want to tackle the issue. Do you panic and resort to blaming other children for giving your child lice, or do you approach this subject calmly? More
April 12, 2018
April 12, 2018
Contrary to popular belief, lice are not a result of lack of hygiene on anyone’s part; they’re simply a fact of life.
Millions of kids deal with head lice infestations every year. In fact, with so much awareness around the topic of lice, parents are becoming better equipped to deal with dreaded lice infestations.
From DIY home remedies, to drugstore lice shampoos, from chemical treatments to getting professional pesticide free treatments done, there are a variety of methods available for head lice removal. More
April 11, 2018
April 11, 2018
Summer camps are a heaven for head lice; scores of kids in close proximity, humid atmosphere, and no watchful parental eyes waiting to take action.
When you send your kid off to a camp for the summer, you want them to have a good time, learn some skills, have fun, make new friends; what you don’t want them to have is head lice.
Some of your child’s best memories are made at summer camp, but bring lice into the picture and it can turn nightmarish really fast. More
April 10, 2018
Head lice are fast becoming a lousy problem for parents worldwide.
Having unwanted guests home over for dinner, and that too on your precious child’s head, can be unbearable for some. You try every method known to man to get rid of those pesky parasites but all to no avail. It can get maddening trying to get rid of lice and the process is painful for both you and your child. More
April 9, 2018
April 9, 2018
When it comes to lice, your real issue isn’t just the six-legged insect you’ve come to know and hate—but what they lay.
We’re of course, talking about nits—the small oval-shaped whitish eggs that lice come from.
The female louse lays about 5 eggs each day. These eggs take around 7-10 days to hatch, after which you get nymphs. These nymphs grow into adult lice that mate, which then leads to more nits and thus, the cycle goes on. More