Secondhand smoke is especially harmful for babies. Babies exposed to secondhand smoke have a higher number of ear infections, asthma, or other lung diseases. Frequent ear infections can make it difficult for the baby to hear properly. Babies who do not hear well may have a harder time learning to talk. Smoking affects the mother's health as well.
Smoking increases the chance of getting cervical cancer.
It also increases the risk of heart disease and lung cancer. The urge to have a cigarette is strong. When it occurs, instead of reaching for one, change how you respond. All Rights Reserved. 101 Sivley Road.