Think Your Child Might Have Threadworms?

Download our FREE guide: How to Test for Threadworms at Home

Learn the 2 simple tests that can help you check for threadworms — because they’re often missed, and symptoms aren’t always obvious.

Could threadworms be hiding in plain sight?

Most people think threadworms just cause an itchy bottom.

But in clinic, we often see children with:

✔ Restless sleep or waking overnight
✔ Irritability or being “out of sorts”
✔ Night terrors or bedwetting
✔ Reduced appetite
✔ Redness or irritation around the vaginal area (in girls)
✔ Symptoms that seem worse at night

And sometimes parents suspect threadworms… but never actually see them.

That’s because timing matters.

Threadworms usually come out overnight to lay eggs, which means they can be very easy to miss if you don’t know when — or how — to look.

In this FREE guide, you’ll learn:

✅ The Torch Test — how to check for threadworms at night when they’re most active

✅ The Sticky Tape Test — a simple morning method to help detect worms and eggs

✅ Exactly when to test for the best chance of finding them

✅ Why threadworms can keep coming back

✅ What symptoms to watch for (beyond just itching)

✅ What to do next if you suspect threadworms

No confusing medical jargon. Just practical, step-by-step guidance you can start using straight away.

Hi, I’m Lisa Moane

I’m a paediatric naturopath and nutritionist, and our team has helped thousands of families uncover overlooked causes of sleep issues, tummy pain, behaviour changes and recurrent health concerns in children.

If threadworms are on your radar — this guide is the best place to start.

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