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Risks Of Smoking During Pregnancy

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We have known that the effects of smoking during pregnancy endangers unborn children for decades. Smoking is often a part of your life, whether you smoke or not. It can be a detrimental factor in anyone’s life [...]

Filed under:Birth Defects, Fetal Development, Miscarriage, Natural Pregnancy, Smoking and Pregnancy, Toxins and Pregnancy

Smoking During Pregnancy - Let Your Child Have the Choice

By: Jared Mitchell
The word ‘Mother’ is synonymous with care, love and all good things on the earth. Mothers who smoke, however, can be inadvertently killing and maiming their children – born and unborn. Shocked? It’s true. Mothers who smoke are potentially gifting their children with lung cancer and many other similarly devastating diseases through second [...]

Filed under:Birth Defects, Fathers and Pregnancy, Fetal Development, General Pregnancy Information, Prenatal Care, Smoking and Pregnancy, Stress and Pregnancy, Toxins and Pregnancy

Video: Alcohol, Smoking & Pregnancy

This is a March of Dimes public service announcement ad regarding the dangers of smoking and drinking during pregnancy. Please just do not do it. Drinking during pregnancy causes physical and mental defects. Everything you eat or drink passes to the baby through your placenta. Alcohol can be exceptionally toxic to a [...]

Filed under:Alcohol and Pregnancy, Birth Defects, Fetal Development, General Pregnancy Information, Healthy Pregnancy, Smoking and Pregnancy, Toxins and Pregnancy, Uncategorized

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