Though it may seem a no-brainer, smoking while you are pregnant puts you and your child at risk for some severe problems in life.
The effects of smoking while pregnant are so traumatizing sometimes they can lead to some of the most harmful, most frightening long-term health problems that you could ever imagine.
If you are still not convinced that you're causing your unborn child any harm, perhaps you should consider the risks.
Women who smoke during pregnancy are at high risk for having their child prematurely.
This means that your child will be under length, may have a smaller cranial width, and most certainly will be underweight.
The risks of having a premature baby are at times devastating --resulting in the child having a hard time breathing on his or her own for the first few weeks of birth and/or having multiple visits to the doctor within the first eight months of life.
Babies exposed to smoke during pregnancy also have a high risk of being exposed to toxic blood through the placenta and umbilical cord.
Your child may suffer from asthma, Attention Deficit Disorder (ADD), or chronic ear infections during his or her lifetime.
More severely, you are at risk for having a miscarriage if you continue to smoke during the pregnancy.
There is an easy and safe way to kick the cravings to the curb once and for all and save your life and the life of your child from the dire effects of smoking while pregnant.
Consider Neuro Linguistic Programming (NLP).
NLP targets areas that are prone to nicotine cravings.
Once found, those cravings are vanquished, allowing you to live the life that you and your child both deserve.
With a 95% success rate, NLP has been proven to permanently get rid of those harmful cravings and give you your life back.