Head lice are spread through direct contact of an un-infested person's hair with an infested head. Read more about it here:

According to Colorado State University Extension Service, bad behaviour, like temper tanturms, occur in upto 83% of children aged 2 -4 years. Checkout these reasons why your child might be acting out.

Head-to-head contact is the fastest way to get your head infested with head-lice, whether you are a child or an adult. Read all the cause of head lice infestation in adulthood.

It’s a tale as old as time. It’s the stuff that epics are made of. The age-old story of two rivals: the protagonist and the antagonist. You find yourself rooting for the protagonist who, against all the odds, tries to defeat

Everyone’s favorite holiday is just around the corner: Halloween is only a few weeks away! The real horror though, is not in the spooky décor, elaborate costumes or horror movie marathons; it’s a certain blood sucking creepy crawly that takes over

Fall and Football There are two good things about September–December: cool weather and football season. Whether it’s NFL or college football, this is the time when stakes are high, and games are intense. Kick-offs are kicking off and there’s a buzz

If you find yourself encountering head lice for the first time, you may feel overwhelmed and perturbed and deeply troubled. While the frustration is understandable and can also be quite stressful, it’s important to take a deep breath and remind yourself

Back to school season is probably your favorite for two reasons.  A) You love preparing your kids for school and B) of course, you love the extra time to yourself during the day while the kids are away. While back to

Finding out that your child has head lice is frustrating. With over six million cases of head lice being reported each year by the CDC, preschool and elementary school kids are at high risk of contracting the critters. For parents, the best

Millions of people around the globe are affected by head lice infestations each year. In the US alone, an estimated 6 to 12 million infestations occur in preschool and elementary school-age children annually. For a parent, dealing with head lice infestations is