Of course, everyone had the same problem, but you try to explain that to a little girl. I felt like I had done something to deserve this infestation. And, worse, I felt like everyone could tell!
Now that my 4-year-old daughter is in school, I was glad to discover LiceMD®, a non-toxic, odorless, hypoallergenic treatment for the removal of lice, eggs and nits. Thankfully, we haven't had to deal with any preschool pandemics yet but it's good to have options! LiceMD® is a far cry from the nasty stuff we used in the seventies. It's actually good for the hair because its primary ingredient is dimethicone, a commonly used lubricant and conditioning agent that allows tangle-free combing to aid in the removal process.
I hope I'll never have to use the LiceMD® sample I received, but I'm definitely happy to know that it exists!
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*Uku is the Hawaiian word for flea and is commonly used to refer to lice. At least, it was when I was a kid!
This is the 2nd post about lice I read today! Is it a foreshadowing of an outbreak to come?! Here's the other post about a children's book on lice. I think you'd appreciate it!
ReplyDeleteThank goodness my girls have escaped the ukus - so far!
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