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Head lice infestations are quite the frequent occurrence. While they may be much more prevalent in children of school going age, practically anyone can fall victim to the parasites at any point in life. Head lice are not too particular about
Unlike other insects, head lice do not behave as bugs usually should during the winter. While most insects either migrate or hibernate to wait out the cold season, head lice survive and actually thrive during the winter days. That is because
According to the CDC, head lice are parasitic creatures that occur in three stages during their life cycle, and these stages are the egg (also called a nit), the nymph, and the adult louse. The eggs or nits are attached close
Whisper this seemingly innocent 4-letter word inside a preschool within hearing distance of a teacher or parent. You’ll experience a similar reaction of panic and worry of screaming ‘cops’ at an all-night frat party! As practical and sensible beings, humans manage
Growing out your hair can be a satisfying yet frustrating experience. There’s nothing like waves of long, lustrous locks, an eye-catching mane that has heads turning. However, the hair care that comes with such a venture is quite particular. Regular hair
Here’s a head-scratcher for you, if you’ll pardon the pun. Did you know that it doesn’t matter how clean your hair is, you’ll still get lice? That’s right. Even if you keep your luscious mane squeaky clean, there’s still a chance
In the times of increasing political turmoil, heated social debates, and a rise in millennial problems, we have to hold on to hope. Support each other, show empathy, and essentially remind ourselves that we should not let anything get between us.
It’s 2017, and we are all busier than ever. From climbing the corporate ladder to making it on time to birthday dinners, it’s quite the task to distribute the too few twenty four hours in one day. Work, school, kids, family,
In between the adoring off-to-school early morning waves and the heavy steps following the settling of noon – lies in a mother’s concern: A child being sent back to home from school with the dreaded note in hand. Lice note. Why? Because
You get a call from school. It’s the school nurse on the line. She explains that your child has been found to have head lice during a routine nit check. She requests you to pick your child and make sure that
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