Finding a small bug in your child’s hair can be unsettling, especially after a day at daycare. Many parents immediately worry about head lice, a common issue among young children. While that concern is understandable, not every insect found in hair is a cause for alarm. Taking a calm, informed approach can help you determine whether action is needed.
Head lice are tiny parasites that live on the scalp and feed on blood. They are most common in preschool and elementary-aged children, largely because of close contact during play and group activities. These insects are typically small, oval-shaped, and light brown or grayish in color. Their eggs, known as nits, attach firmly to hair strands near the scalp and don’t fall off easily like dandruff.
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