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I think that was one of my biggest fears as a parent…. my daughter getting head lice at school. Thankfully it never happened….
Me too. I’m lucky my boys have never had it either.
Head lice……………………..what memories and not good ones at that, I can remember when my first daughter got it she had long thick hair and it was so bloody hard to get rid of them and ended up using a pair of scissors and cutting her hair short in order to get rid of the lice.
I’ve had a friend that’s cut her daughters hair short because of lice. I’d hate that if I was a kid.