SAFE SLEEP: Smoke-Free Living
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It is no secret that smoking harms our bodies, both internally and externally. Even the slightest exposure to secondhand smoke can be detrimental to you and your family’s health. The CDC reports that around “
Exposure at a young age causes
Keep your child safe from these lingering chemicals. The
- Pledge a smoke-free home: Live free from the harmful chemicals of second-hand smoke by eliminating the habit in or around the home.
- Pledge a smoke-free vehicle: Rolling down the windows does not reduce secondhand smoke exposure. Keep the little ones safe by preventing family and friends from smoking in the car.
- Pledge a smoke-free learning-environment: Find a caretaker that agrees with your parenting style. Keep your child safe from breathing in hazardous chemicals AND eliminate any outside negative influences.
Your baby should always sleep in a safe, smoke-free environment. The Delaware Thrives Safe Sleep Campaign provides tips to a happy and healthier life for you, your child, and your family.