Sentences with phrase «smoking parent»

I take care of foster kids too, and the last 4 kids where white kids that were abused by their meth smoking parents.

They report a nearly doubled SIDS rate for cosleeping, but this study does not remove the powerful effect of smoking parents from their statistic.

But marijuana use among cigarette - smoking parents increased dramatically during that same period, indicating that kids in those families could be exposed to more secondhand smoke than ever.

In general, ex-smoking parents showed more antismoking socialization than did smoking parents.

TASSC was created in 1993 as a front for Philip Morris which was attempting to discredit ETS (Environmental Tobacco Smoke) research as a long - term cause of increased cancer and heart problems in the community — especially among office workers and children living with smoking parents.

In fact, it's best if a smoking parent not co-sleep at any point.

Over-weight, sleep - aid - using, alcohol - abusing, smoking parents should not co-sleep.

The causes of anemia development in a breastfed baby include intestinal bleeding from intolerance of cow's milk proteins or other foods in mother's diet, rapid cutting of the umbilical cord during birth, low birth weight, and a smoking parent.

Once two large factors of SIDS had been removed from statistics, that of prone sleeping (which is entirely unnatural in the cosleeping, breastfeeding infant), and that of sleeping with a smoking parent, the truth about cosleeping and breastfeeding became quite apparent.

Professor Alastair Lewis, from York's Wolfson Atmospheric Chemistry Laboratories and the National Centre for Atmospheric Science, said: «Over 40 per cent of children have at least one smoking parent and whereas there is a general public awareness about the harms of second hand smoke, there is little knowledge about the dangers of third hand smoke.

The study found that later COPD risk could be minimised if immunisation was encouraged, if mothers did not smoke and if their children did not smoke when they got older, especially if they had smoking parents or low childhood lung function.

«Overall, cannabis use is much more common among cigarette - smoking parents versus nonsmokers, but it is increasing in both groups,» Goodwin said.

These findings are consistent with the principles of social learning theory in that consistent models should be the most powerful agents of social learning, whereas inconsistent models (such as one smoking parent and one ex-smoking parent) should be less effective in transmitting parental messages.

Interestingly, the beneficial effect of parental smoking cessation was largely negated if the other parent continued to smoke, particularly if that smoking parent was the mother.