Rico la peste e l'epidemia di pidocchi

Henry's antics are so over-the-top but somehow feel like the chaos every kid experiences. I wonder what inspired her to strike that perfect balance of funny and authentic.

Their mix of frustration and patience makes me curious if the story is trying to show the importance of family support during silly crises. How do others see the family dynamics here?

The everyday family environment feels so familiar—was that based on real experiences or purely imagined? I'd love to know what sparked the scenes in the story.