In 2 days is my daughters (very much anticipated) 6th birthday party. Grandmothers have travelled to celebrate with us and I have been working my ass off to get everything prepared. (30 kids and I am doing it all myself).
This morning I found headlice. DD had 4, DS had 1. I check them regularly, so am confident I have caught them early. I kept them off school, treated the whole family, brushed and brushed and brushed to make sure I had missed nothing and then sent them back in to school this afternoon. I also told the teachers straight away and they will notify all the parents for us. We have had little notices from school before, so I know the drill.
I told one friend this morning, asking her if she would help to check my hair next week (I have a thick head of hair and would prefer someone else to double check for me. DH is useless at that sort of thing).
She has just told me that they won't be coming to the birthday party (they have afro hair which I understand can be tricky where nits are concerned), but has also told me that I should either tell parents or postpone party. I think I have done my duty by informing the school and working diligently to ensure my kids are lice free for however long this takes. I can't bear the thought of everyone talking about us or (worse) staying away from the party. DD is such a good girl and we are all so excited.
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HEADLICE & to not cancel DDs birthday party
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Ketchuponpizza · 19/05/2016 20:47
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