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DD and I have nits, i told the nursery and they aren't telling anyone else

7 replies

dillydally · 19/10/2005 16:02

Slightly concerned as the nits are 90% likely to have come from nursery (DD only child, no regular contact with other children outside nursery etc)
I thought they would have let all parents know so they could check their offsprings hair.
Apparently not - is this normal?
Won't I be continually re infested until they do?

P.S. i heart tea tree

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nzshar · 19/10/2005 16:36

dillydally i find this totally strange behaviour by the nursery. Every nursery i have worked in either sends home a notice or puts one up at the entrance.
I think you are right nits will be in that nursery always if it isnt dealt with properly ....very wierd

Easy · 19/10/2005 16:39

They should put up a notice that there is an outbreak, but not say that your dd is the one to have them. Personally if I worked there I'd want them to ask parents to check their kids.

daisy1999 · 19/10/2005 16:40

"i heart tea tree" ???

dillydally · 19/10/2005 16:41

tea tree oil..I am using it as a deterrent and it is working OK so far

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cupcakes · 19/10/2005 16:44

At ds's school they would definitely alert other parents.
Surely they need to know as soon as possible?

annh · 19/10/2005 17:05

That is completely mad. When ds was at nursery they put up a notice every time someone was infected. Similarly, at school they send home a letter each time there is an outbreak in class. Nits are so easily spread that if everyone doesn't have a big combing session, they will just continue to go round and round the nursery for ever!

HappyMumof2 · 19/10/2005 19:37

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