I have recently found termite dust and termite tunneling in my apartment. Dry wood termites.?

You can break your lease if it is mutual between you and the landlord, if you have sufficient reason to believe that you are in danger from what is in your apartment i.e, chemicals, flooding, gas leaks, etc.

A recent and small infestation is of little direct concern (apart from the mess). As the colonies grow and more wood gets eaten, the fabrc of the building weakens and this is a worry, particularly in earthquake or high-wind areas. The termites themselves are not known to carry disease or cause other problems. Some people live with infestations for many years without any adverse effects The drywood termites are usually controlled by fumigating the whole structure with an ultrafine toxic gas. Everybody moves out for a few days. There is close to zero residue on your return and even that dissipates ultra quickly. Check your local law, as in some states the landlord must act within a reasonable time. In most others it is just a matter of the apartments being kept fit for use, which gives the landlord a lot of room to squirm. So, bottom line for you is whether the apartment is structurally safe. Other than that, it is just the inconveniece. Your daughter can probably cawl around on the termite pellets without any serious risk to health.

No you cannot break the lease no they will not be spraying in your unit.

Kerosin spray is good. Just one spray will do. This will not harm baby.