Well, well,well
With three children I have had a fair share of them. However much you treat your child when other parents aren't ; they keep infesting your child. I surrendered to 2 treatments a week just to keep them at bay.
I don't think the schools help either
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Agreed that schools can and should play a major role in curbing outbreaks. The school my eldest children attended as youngsters had a good policy: inspection every week and infected children were not allowed to return to class until clear.
Unfortunately the political climate has changed so significantly that nowadays a policy like that is regarded as "racist" because it is generally children of a given demographic i.e. culture i.e. race that are infected and whose parents couldn't be bothered to disinfect them. And maybe the frizzy hair made it harder to do? I can't say. But we fought a running battle having to do a major disinfection on our youngest almost every second week.
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