It’s always smart to quit smoking,
but it’s especially crucial if you’re pregnant.
Research shows
that cigarettes have adverse affects on virtually every part of
your body. If you’re pregnant, toxic chemicals from smoking
travel to your baby and can cause premature labor, birth defects
and sudden infant death syndrome (SIDS).
There are
many resources to help you quit:
* See your OB/GYN,
midwife or healthcare provider.
* Call the Wisconsin
Tobacco Quit Line.
* Visit one of
these websites geared to help pregnant women quit: |
