to another with the slightest close contact. A hug, a shared bus seat, or a borrowed helmet can be enough.
They attach themselves to the roots of the hair and lay tiny eggs—the infamous nits—which hatch in about ten days. Without prompt treatment, the cycle repeats indefinitely, hence the importance of taking action at the first signs of itching.
How to prevent them (and get rid of them peacefully)
A few simple actions are enough to break the cycle of transmission:
Regularly inspect children’s scalps, especially behind the ears and the nape of the neck.
Avoid sharing brushes, combs, hats






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