Meet the Other Phone. A phone that grows with your child.

Meet the Other Phone.
A phone that grows with your child.

Buy now

Please or to access all these features

Other subjects

See all MNHQ comments on this thread

ANSWERS BACK - Q&A with Rentokil Entomologist, Matthew Green about biting and stinging insects - get ready to scratch...

52 replies

RachelMumsnet · 22/07/2011 11:40

As we are entering the height of the wasp and ant season, we've called in Rentokil and we're running a Q&A with Rentokil's entomologist Matthew Green about biting and stinging insects.

To help parents manage the risk of wasps, Rentokil's interactive UKWaspWatch map tracks sightings of wasps to create a picture of wasp hotspots across the country. This year, Rentokil has teamed up with The Anaphylaxis Campaign (the UK charity focused on helping people living with severe allergies) and will donate 20p to the charity every time a person logs a wasp or wasps' nest sighting onto UKWaspWatch throughout the summer. The site also includes information on what parents should do if their child is stung. If you discover a wasp nest, Rentokil offer a next working day (Mon-Fri) service. Book on-line for a discount.

So if fleas have you hopping or you are worried about stinging insects or biting nasties such as bed bugs and mosquitoes turning a relaxing break into the holiday from hell please post your questions on this thread to Matthew before the end of day Thursday 28th July 2011 and we'll be linking to his answers from this thread in early August.

OP posts:
HauntedLittleLunatic · 12/08/2011 22:56

instead of *physics!

Art is def a better option than history!

Zachmeister · 14/08/2011 20:49

My 4 yeat old son was stung in his bed a few nights ago. We had a 'wasp man' come round but he has said that the wasps coming into our eaves are just lost...there is no nest...he says that a house like ours a few streets back will prob have a nest and the wasps in our house have just lost their way...not great as our 2 year old daughter had a wasp in her bedroom the other night and is now terrified to sleep on her room...I am also anxious as each day we get at least one or two wasps in the kids rooms...any tips on what to do? I am so frustrated as she was such a good sleeper up until now!!

New posts on this thread. Refresh page
Swipe left for the next trending thread