What are these bugs on her head?

[squidipa]

with 4 kids ive dealt with a lot of ehad lice try putting conditioner right on the dry hair and getting a lice comb that costs about 1.50 at your local chemist and brush them out do this daily for 14 days. and soak all bedding and towles used, for 12 hours in water as lice breath and then wash with a bit of detol

[Schmickers]

Yep, definitely sounds like head lice. Conditioner and a really fine comb, hot laundering of all your linen.

[Tinks]

My DD had headlice at taht age courtesy of the neighbours grrrrr.

I took her to the chemist who recommeded a product called Lice Blaster. It's really gentle, easy to use and leaves their hair so nice and soft.

Good luck.

[boomba]

I heard the lady that wrote the spotless books say that 100% oj works wonders? just wash their hair with it???

Good luck!

[SJL]

My daughter used to get headlice when she was little, half the time we had no idea where she was getting it from, all it can take is walking past someone with them, or possibly a quick hug with someone has passed them on to you guys. It doesnt take much.

There are heaps of natural solutions available these days. Only problem with head lice is the cleaner your hair the more likely you can get them back.

Good luck.

[Rainbow_Mumma]

My DD2 had headlice at 6 months thanks to DD1 getting them from kinder you can use all the products on the market (kp24, moov etc) from 6 months old so you will be able to use them. What I did with my 2 is used the moov foaming stuff in there hair washed it out 10 mins later then once out of the bath got conditioner and the nit comb and sat and combed and combed and combed! Then continued to comb every day then used the moov again 7 days later still combing every day getting all the eggs out - trust me those suckers lay heaps!