I smoked for 8 years and quit when I figured out I wanted a baby. I'm not saying it was easy. It took two years of trying different methods and it was torturous! I wanted to just tie myself to a bed for a month in total seclusion.
I would think that the threat of increased respiratory issues alone would make a mother quit, but almost everyday I see women driving in their cars smoking with a car seat in the back.
Asked by Christina2135 at 9:33 AM on Nov. 30, 2009 in General Parenting
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Answer by ali_1107 at 9:37 AM on Nov. 30, 2009
Answer by MamasAngelPie at 9:37 AM on Nov. 30, 2009
Only if they smoke while pregnant or around their kids. I smoked 2 packs a day and quit cold turkey, so it can be done. It's if a person really wants to or not.
Answer by Anonymous at 9:39 AM on Nov. 30, 2009
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