There are some shampoos specifically designed to eliminate lice and nits. These shampoos are generally made so that they are safe for use on children. Depending on the severity of the child's infestation, it may be necessary to use a medicated shampoo multiple times to eliminate lice and nits entirely. Generally these treatments are days apart. Your doctor or pharmacist can prescribe topical medications for head lice infestations. Though most of these head lice medicines are safe for children, if you have any doubt, ask your pediatrician or doctor. Follow what is written on the package carefully. Never let the children handle the head lice medicine. Sometimes, just a one-time use is enough to get rid of all the lice in the hair. Most effective treatments are singular use, either over a period of 20 minutes or several hours. A follow up treatment may be indicated several days later Some people choose to employ the "wet combing" method, in which you apply olive oil, petroleum jelly, or mayonnaise to suffocate the lice, and then comb them out by hand. This is appropriate for children under 2 months, as they should not use medicated treatment. The "wet combing" method often does not work on older kids if medicine doesn't work and you want wet combing, talk to your doctor first. As an alternative treatment, there are electronic combs designed to shock the bugs dead available for purchase from various retailers. When lice infestations are particularly severe, topical treatments may not be fully effective. If you find this to be the case with your child, your pediatrician should be able to prescribe a pill which effectively kills the remaining lice on your child's head. While it may not be the ideal solution, one surefire way to eliminate lice is to eliminate hair. Lice feed off of human blood drawn from the scalp, but they also need hair to plant their eggs. As the louse life-cycle is relatively short (about two days or so) shaving your child's hair can prevent future generations of lice from appearing, stopping the infestation in its tracks.

Summary: Apply medicated shampoo. Apply a medicated cream rinse or lotion on hair. "Wet comb" your child's hair. Acquire an oral medication. Shave your child's head.

Include photographs and samples of tailoring work you have done. This includes alterations and designs you have made. Keep your portfolio available when you apply for jobs or speak with potential clients. It is a valuable asset that can prove you are a skilled tailor. Carrying around full pieces of clothing is impossible, so keep a camera on hand to document your work. Include designs and sketches as well. Try to include samples in a range of clothing styles, whether it's casual, formal, men's or women's garments. It makes you appear more versatile. Most tailors end up working for clothing outlets, clothing manufacturers, department stores, or even dry cleaning services. Many of these places, especially if you get hired full-time with a clothing manufacturer, offer steady work at an hourly wage. If you're a good worker, you could become a supervisor or manager later on. Working for someone else limits the amount of responsibility you have over your work since you won't need to manage or market a business. However, it means you have less freedom over your work and can't earn more than your hourly wage. Professional tailors are often hired by department stores, bridal boutiques, and other clothing stores and manufacturers. Do a quick search for tailoring jobs in your area. Also, contact related businesses in your area to ask about opportunities. Try speaking with professional tailors, if you can, to network and find more opportunities. If you do plan on working for someone else, keep all of your options open. Check everywhere for opportunities, since they can be a little tough to come by in some areas. Some businesses to check out include textile and apparel manufacturers, department stores, and dry cleaners. If a store or manufacturer is involved with the fashion industry, consider it a job possibility. Check with existing tailor shops as well. Apply through your local city and state commerce department websites to get the appropriate licenses. When you register your business, you also get a tax number. During the application process, you will be asked to name and describe your business, its location, and how many employees you plan on hiring. All of this is important for keeping your business legitimate according to government regulations. If you need help obtaining a business license, contact your local small business association. The legal requirements can be a little confusing, but associations provide advice at no cost. Review the legal and financial requirements for starting a business. Make sure you have sufficient funding and a good business plan describing how you will deal with any anticipated challenges. Unless you work for a department store that only allows you to work for its customers, marketing matters. Make use of traditional advertisements such as by posting business classified ads in your local newspaper. Don't forget about setting up social media accounts and a business website with plenty of pictures of your work. Be sure to also spread "word of mouth" by advertising in your own community. Wear your own tailored clothing when you go out. If anyone asks you where you got your clothing, you can tell them that you helped make it. Also, keep your clients happy so they spread the word too.

Summary: Develop a portfolio that shows off your tailoring skills. Work for a clothing-related business if you want steady employment. Apply with a professional tailor for direct work experience. Get a business license if you plan on starting your own tailoring service. Attract clients by advertising and showing off your work.

If the oven is any hotter than this, there is risk of the rib meat shrinking and getting tough.
Summary: Preheat your oven to 250 degrees Fahrenheit (121 degrees Celsius).