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forestroxydog

My son has come home from school really itchy and think 1st bout of head lice just about to pop to pharmacy anybody know what is best to use x

Miss_Laid

blondynurse wrote: »

i have now lost 8.5 stone :j:j:j

You have almost lost me :eek:

tweets

dizzyditzy wrote: »

Morning everyone
Not a good start to today the main rd to manchester shut due to 'police incident'. Which meant no buses for DD to get to school, so I took her unfortunately I had to take a 10 mile diversion to avoid the rd closure:mad::mad: (Tweets I nearly ended up going via your area)
Off to drop my car at the body shop later which means I'll have to come home via T's car park so it would be rude not to go in and look:D
I hope MrLala had a lovely birthday.
Hope Fudge_Cake is ok sending you hugs.
Hugs to everyone else who's having a rough time.
Have a lovely day everyone.

You would have been out of your way coming my way . Glad incident wasnt yesterday i would have been stuck going to Manchester. Hope no one was injured i havent heard anything.

Been mums she cheered up a bit when she saw her chocs they will keep her happy tonight.

Otherwise apart from work not done much

Going to catch up on here see what i have or haven't missed.
:mad: didnt visit at work so i been good today :T

bubbs

Aa reported earlier got some socks today but nearly had a heart attack in the process lol , i had 5 packs socks and 4 packs of cakes and the bloody coupon wouldnt scan so had to call SA, i can see youve got them she says and puts in through, then she goes did i see that right socks 4p? by this time im shaking like a jelly :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:, i said yes she said ill go and look my hubby likes them for work, but failed to tell her i took all 5 packs that were there :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:
Very well done blondynurse thats brilliant :T:T:T
Bookworm thanks for your thoughts, no we didnt flood in the end thank goodness and the river has dropped alot now :T

chattmum

forestroxydog wrote: »

My son has come home from school really itchy and think 1st bout of head lice just about to pop to pharmacy anybody know what is best to use x

We are treating my little girl at the mo it's horrid but she is really good about it. We called our docs and got stuff on prescription (so free for child). They prescribed hedrin M it's strong stuff but you leave on over night then comb thru in the morning and wash, redo again after 7 days and it works really well but smells horrible. HTH

RootedNomad

forestroxydog wrote: »

My son has come home from school really itchy and think 1st bout of head lice just about to pop to pharmacy anybody know what is best to use x

I know everyone's preferences are different but I have always been happiest with nit comb, large bottle conditioner and some patience for repeat sessions

Enterprise_1701C

forestroxydog wrote: »

My son has come home from school really itchy and think 1st bout of head lice just about to pop to pharmacy anybody know what is best to use x

Oodles of conditioner and a very fine comb! Wash the hair, drown it in conditioner and comb it through very well, repeat every 3/4 days for a couple of weeks. It was the only way I finally got rid of DD's! Also, a little bit of tea tree oil can act as a deterrent.

stinkypoo_2

good afternoon
just wondering if anyone has the bar-code for the cat food please
thank you in advance

Always*miss*a*bargain

forestroxydog wrote: »

My son has come home from school really itchy and think 1st bout of head lice just about to pop to pharmacy anybody know what is best to use x

I have always used headrin once for my kids, its expensive but it works.

west_is_best

forestroxydog wrote: »

My son has come home from school really itchy and think 1st bout of head lice just about to pop to pharmacy anybody know what is best to use x

I cant remember what my neighbour used on theirs, luckily my DD's never had them and the reason I think it was, because both had long curly hair I used to use pantene shampoo and conditioner on them diligently since they were about 4 years of age... My theory is that it made their hair sooooo soft the nits couldnt cling on to the hair long enough to leave eggs...
When you get him treated try the pantene shampoo and conditioner.. My neighbour had huge problems, but then tried the Pantene method and she never had a problem with them after that..
Its might be worth a try

HTH