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If you're a parent faced with head lice, either on yourself or on your children, or both, you've got a big job ahead of you. But because valid information is strangely scarce, or because you may be unfamiliar with head lice infestations, you may not know what works. Perhaps you've been plagued with episode after episode, and you want a solution that works right away, with results that stick.
The good news is:
>>You're not alone
>>You're not to blame
>>The most effective method of conquering lice costs next to nothing.
Following the step-by-step instructions spelled out in the new book, Let's Shave Our Heads and Sell the House: The Step-by-Step Guide for Parents Panicked Over Head Lice, you'll find the simplest, cheapest, fastest, and most effective way to ending The Days of Your Lice.

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The good news is that getting rid of lice has nothing to do with buying expensive products and uncovering remedies that some secret society or the government keeps to itself. That's nonsense; the secret to becoming lice free in as little as 24 hours is that there is no secret. Arm yourself with information and simple instructions, not bottles of mystery goop that may or may not be safe for you or your children. Don't spend your money in desperation; the smart money is on the one tried and true method that doctors, nurses, and discriminating parents have used successfully for generations.

When dealing with lice, Information is Mightier Than Chemicals. And it's safer--and quicker, too. When you buy the eBook of Let's Shave Our Heads and Sell the House: The Step-by-Step Guide for Parents Panicked Over Head Lice, you can download it immediately and begin taking charge of your situation right away. There's nothing special to buy; the only item you may not already own is a lice comb, which is available at any pharmacy for a few dollars

The information in this head lice handbook, Let's Shave Our Heads and Sell the House: The Step-by-Step Guide for Parents Panicked Over Head Lice, when followed properly, can take you from desperation to life as usual within 24 hours. And because head lice is a problem that doesn't go away without the cooperation of families and schools, you can be the parent who makes the difference and leads the charge toward better health for everyone in your community. Introduce your friends, relatives, and schoolteachers to Let's Shave Our Heads and Sell the House: The Step-by-Step Guide for Parents Panicked Over Head Lice and watch your community infestation disappear.

• You are the parent of a child between the ages of 3 and 10 years old who attends school.
• You are concerned about using pesticides or harsh chemicals around the house and near your children.
• You are a community leader or someone who cares about the health of her community.
• You are a foster parent, or a close friend or family member to parents who may look to you for childcare or familial support.
• You are a school principal or school nurse dealing with an infestation in the community affecting high numbers of parents who may look to you for advice and information.

As a first-time parent, there were things I didn't know about raising kids. The good stuff included not knowing how much I would enjoy parenthood. But there was other stuff, of course. I didn't know that my newborn would hate riding in the car. I didn't know that I would feel differently about spiders in the house. And I didn't know how many communicable diseases there were until I sent my child to preschool. I'd forgotten that catching each others' bugs is a big part of our lives when we're growing up. And sometimes, the bugs we catch really are bugs.

When my four-year-old daughter caught head lice at school, I didn't even really know what lice were. I knew they were insects that made your head itch. Luckily, I was able to spend a generous amount of time educating myself so that we could rid ourselves of the problem in just over 24 hours. Not every parent is so lucky. There are parents who can't afford to miss days or weeks of work to deal with lice or hire someone to do the work it takes to eradicate them. And I was sorry to learn that, in their desperation, there are parents who have unintentionally harmed or killed their children trying to treat them for head lice. I wanted to play a part in ending those days for good. There are families who are beside themselves dealing with recurrence after recurrence of head lice, which takes a financial and emotional toll on everyone. Often resigning themselves to thinking that the problem is unbeatable, they give up, which in turn allows the problem to spread like wildfire in the community. I'd like to see those days end, too.

I learned during my research that eradicating a head lice infestation requires taking a series of deliberate, carefully completed steps that physically remove them from the host and environment. Followed correctly, these simple, ordered steps--using inexpensive household supplies--are the most effective and safe means possible, and can usually be carried out within the span of about one day. But I could find no published list of these steps or the household supplies. I could find no set of instructions, and I could find no expert in my area. So, I figured them out for myself and wrote them down in case someone else at my daughter's preschool needed them. Now you can use them too.