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Going to the movies to watch that new thriller everyone’s been raving about was definitely worth it! The cinematography, acting, script, and direction were all perfect. There were more twists and turns than a rollercoaster ride. But these weren’t the only
A sensitive question in the parenting community, this is a subject that has been the cause of many parent-teacher meetings gone awry! Let’s have a look at the opposing arguments! Understanding the Debate Some people argue that keeping children away from
Head lice are a nuisance on their own, and the last thing you want after getting rid of them is to get them again! Because let’s get real, combing out the nits, applying effective lice treatments, and washing all your infested
Head lice are extremely common in the United States. They’re mostly common among pre-school and elementary school kids. Past research has found that around 6 to 12 million children aged 3–11 get affected by head lice every year in the country. Though
Lice infestations are most common in children between the ages of 3–11. Kids usually pick up lice from school and other household members can also catch them if there is a lot of close contact between them. Suppose you dealt with a
There’s a lot to look forward to when the new school year rolls around. New course material, exciting school trips, and getting the chance to hang out with all your friends. But among the many curveballs you’ll have to fend off
We all have that one relative that randomly shows up to our house uninvited. You allow them to stay for two days, which soon turns into two weeks. They show up for the holidays and decide to spend two months at
With kids coming back from their summer holidays, the chances of a lice epidemic are even greater than before. After all, summer is the perfect time for these critters to attack. And the last thing you want is to start the new
Lice are difficult to get rid of, and can really disrupt your quality of life if not dealt with properly. They’re a pain—literally!—because they live off your blood, clinging for dear life—also literally—to your hair shafts. They sustain themselves this way,
As parents, we have a natural instinct and urge to protect our kids from all kinds of danger. Whether it’s keeping an eye on them when they’re playing outside, or warning them not to talk to strangers—we go above and beyond
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