One of the worst nightmares of parents is their child taking lice – but you suspect that in your small head and do not want to control their own, turn to Disney World where the staff will do the job for you.
A Disney parent posted in a now-viral ticks how those who are employed by Mickey’s land and minnie mouse smartly go to control the children’s heads for small, armless insects.
Mother titled her video, “I didn’t even understand what they were doing until I recaptured the video. Literally doing every magical moment even when checking lice at the Bippity Boutique.”
In the video, the character -dressed personnel like a fairy goddess kneeling after a adorable little girl and begins to split her hair to check for every sign of bad insects.
As she does this, the employee is talking to the baby, who is oblivious that her head is being inspected for Rapunzel’s hair.
Something Disney is known for offering new guests is the ability to get a princess – or knight – Makeover, which includes hair intake and composition made in Bibbidi Bobbid’s boutique in Magic Kingdom
The parent who posted the video is not the only one pleasantly surprised by this service.
“You know what, I would prefer them to control lice than a surprise after the holiday!” wrote a commenter.
“We hope that no parent will violate this because not only protects other children, but is also protecting your child,” someone else said.
“This is a sweet and creative way to disguise him,” another person agreed.
“It’s not just lice control – it’s also checking a rash, skin issues, cutting/broken skin. Any thing that can react to whatever they are putting on their head. It is about their safety and yours!” Explained a commentator.
Although Disney did not confirm lice control to be true, it can be assumed that staff in the amusement park uses this opportunity to ensure that the heads of small guests are clean before turning them into a Disney princess or knight.
Go on vacation, get a free lice check.
Which does not sound like a bad idea, taking into account about 6 to 12 million American children between the ages of 3 and 11, receive lice every year, according to centers for disease control and prevention
And if your baby becomes a statistic, olive oil can actually help whiten, kill and remove lice eggs from a baby’s head, according to Northwell Health Pediatrician Dr. Lauren Adler
Keep in mind that the CDC says “there is no clear scientific evidence” – but if the food product makes deceit, more power for it.
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