featured CAN YOU SEE HEAD LICE WITH THE NAKED EYE?
Now that the kids are back in school, you’ve probably found yourself worrying once or twice about the possibility of your child having lice. This is a common concern among...
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What Color Are Head Lice? A Parent's Guide to Spotting These Tiny Pests
One of the biggest challenges parents face with head lice is being able to spot them effectively. You might imagine they’d be easy to see—tiny bugs crawling on the scalp—but...
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ARE HEAD LICE ASEXUAL?
Are head lice asexual? No. They reproduce sexually, just like many other insects. That means a male and female louse are required to mate in order to produce eggs (called...
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WHERE DOES HEAD LICE START?
Head lice start when one little bug crawls from one person to another. It's all about close contact, not cleanliness or bad luck. The key is catching them early, treating...
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CAN YOU BE ASYMPTOMATIC WITH HEAD LICE?
Head lice infestations are often associated with itching, discomfort, and visible lice or nits (eggs) in the hair, but is it possible to have lice and not experience any symptoms?...
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MULTIPLE KIDS AND ONLY ONE KEEPS GETTING HEAD LICE? HERE'S WHY
If you have several children and notice that only one of them seems to be a constant host for head lice, you're not alone. This puzzling scenario can be frustrating,...
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HEAD LICE VS DANDRUFF: HOW TO TELL THE DIFFERENCE
Itchy scalp? White flakes? If you’ve noticed something unusual on your or your child’s head, it can be easy to jump to conclusions. But is it head lice or just...
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