....... to ask a colleague to do a nit check for me?

[sandyballs]

. Had to de-lice DD last night and feel really itchy at work today. Just a thought!

I just cry until dp does it for me

oh no god NO not at all

just it is hard, just do the action yourself and imagine you have hair past your shoulders

not easy

Franny I KNOW trsut me

My DD gets nits all the time, every time they are in school, I can guarantee she'll get them grr

My hair is in the middl eof my back nad I manage (just!) I don't have Mr Tickle arms either

I think I'll rephrase that

the length of my hair ends in teh middle of my back

oh well DON'T tell dp he thinks it is physical impossibility to nit comb one's own hair if a laydee

actually it is much better when he does it, as I tend to get a little shall we say upset, and end up making my head bleed by frantic and frenzied combing

I quite enjoy doing mine

in a weird ponce way

grr i hate them nits

i have to check my 6yr olds head regularly as their always seems to be someone in his class with them (i personally think its the same child)

i get my dp to do mine he dont like it but i sulk until he does sometimes i ask him to do it just because i love my hair being played with and thats the only time he'll touch my head

we've now started shaving our sons hair down to a number 4 so there's less chance of him catching them

lol I love it too welshy, I'm always saying to DH " play with my hair "

lol i always ask him to but mainly i get a grunt and a "do i have to??" then i say "yes you do dear if you ever want nookie again" haha works half the time

Soooooooo sandyballs - did you ask her??

We check each others hair regularly at work!

We work in a pre-school

I am looking around at my colleagues having to bit my lip to stop from snorting with laughter at the thought of one of them asking another to check their hair for nits!!
For entertainment value I want you to ask, but for the sake of your career then PLEASE DON'T!!!!

Message withdrawn

Plus now my head is itching dammit

No, I chickened out! Trying to convince DH he should do it but he's not keen.

I'm hedrining the whole family tonight. Apart from DH as his billiard ball head isn't usually that much of a problem.

I'm thinking of developing a biological control for headlice - like encouraging ladybirds to kill aphids.

wouldnt do it in the work place
i asked my dh but he was useless didint really look
nipped to c pratice nurse at docs and she gave me the all clear

Just don't complain if your colleague returns the compliment by asking if you can check if she has piles, or vaginal warts.........

eewww blu lol