Don't know how I've avoided that. Maybe God is just being kind - the teacher initially thought that she had nits all the time, she was just scratching the eczema under her hair!
We had nits here a couple of weeks ago (Rosie and me, I keep the boys' hair very short to decrease the chances of getting them)...I still have a bit of itching going on but I think it's just psychological now... A teacher friend told me the best way she found to avoid getting them was to tie her hair back as much as she could, and to leave it dirty. For a person like me who washes their hair every day that was a bit of a scary thought!
Nuts!
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ReplyDeleteDon't know how I've avoided that. Maybe God is just being kind - the teacher initially thought that she had nits all the time, she was just scratching the eczema under her hair!
ReplyDeleteWe had one year totally nit free. It was a very bad year in lots of other ways. I am sure God was being gracious in not adding to the load.
ReplyDeleteWe had nits here a couple of weeks ago (Rosie and me, I keep the boys' hair very short to decrease the chances of getting them)...I still have a bit of itching going on but I think it's just psychological now...
ReplyDeleteA teacher friend told me the best way she found to avoid getting them was to tie her hair back as much as she could, and to leave it dirty. For a person like me who washes their hair every day that was a bit of a scary thought!
found nits in my children's hair before school even started - couldn't believe it. Checking hair every night now.
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