Smoking Causes for Children

Risks for children

Children who have a parent who smokes are seven times more likely to become smokers.

Smoking around children increases the risk of serious infections that affect the inhalling and exhalling process, such as:
rump
bronchitis
pneumonia.

• They are also more likely to get coughs, colds or wheezing.
  
• Smoking greatly increases the risk of SIDS (sudden unexpected death in infancy) for infants.
  
• Smoking increases the risk of your children glue ear powers and other infections of the middle ear.
  
• Smoking increases the risk of meningococcal your children.