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Free lice education from Pete the Lice Guy. Complete this checklist within 48 to 72 hours of drop-off.

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In most cases, a child will have had lice for roughly two to four weeks before the parent even realizes it. Many kids don't itch at all — roughly 50% of people with head lice show no symptoms. Completing this checklist helps protect your child and the whole camp community.

12 Interactive Items
Within 48-72 hrs of Drop-Off
Head Check + Prevention
Know the Signs
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Head Check — Do This First

4 items

Prevention — Pack & Prepare

5 items

Know the Signs

3 items

Did You Know?

Your child may have lice for 2 to 4 weeks before you notice — and roughly 50% of kids with head lice show no itching at all. That's why checking with a good comb is smarter than waiting for symptoms.

Found Something?

Don't panic. Use Pete's action plan and your child can still go to camp.

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What to Look For

  • Dark oval eggs (yellowish to brown) firmly attached near the scalp
  • Tiny tan or grey moving insects, sesame-seed size
  • Persistent itching, especially at the nape of neck and behind ears
  • Dandruff slides off. Nits do not.

Need Help?

Call Pete the Lice Guy directly at Simplicety for guidance on any active case.

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Packing List

What to Pack for Prevention

A few targeted items make a measurable difference in keeping lice out of camp.

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Hair Tools

Pack and label a personal brush, comb, and plenty of hair ties. A fine-tooth metal nit comb in case the camp nurse needs it. Nothing shared with cabin-mates.

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Hair Style Tip

Long hair makes for a bigger target. Encourage your child to keep long hair up as much as possible. A braid, bun, or high ponytail is the best daily defense against head-to-head contact.

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Pro Tip from Pete

When your child comes home from camp, do a good comb-based head check just to make sure they didn't pick anything up. Catching it right away keeps it from spreading to the rest of the household.

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