Sooner or later your child will have head-lice, or children at your early childhood service will.  It's one of those things that is a case of when and not if. 

Unfortunately its not likely that someone will be upfront with you and tell you that their child has head-lice or that there is a possibility that your child has lice.  This embarrassment and distaste for the topic can make it really difficult to stop the spread the lice.  

Therefore it pays to know

1. how to spot head lice and nits 
2. what is the most effective, least expensive, and safest form of treatment for very young children, and
3. how to talk with others who may have come in contact or been infected.

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