Quitting for twoPlanning for you and your baby's health
Whether you are pregnant, thinking about becoming pregnant, or thinking about quitting smoking – congratulations!
We know pregnancy can be exciting, yet stressful, and it can come with a lot of pressure to quit.
When you quit, your baby will: more likely be born at the right time and at a healthy weight; more likely be born without birth defects; and less likely die from Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (SIDS). You also lower the chances of your baby suffering from illness in their early years.
By quitting, you will be less likely to have a miscarriage or problems during pregnancy, such as excessive bleeding and high blood pressure. You also will be less likely to have problems during birth, and have a better chance for safe labor.
Staying motivated
Here are some things that can help your motivation to quit.When you quit, your baby will: more likely be born at the right time and at a healthy weight; more likely be born without birth defects; and less likely die from Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (SIDS). You also lower the chances of your baby suffering from illness in their early years.
By quitting, you will be less likely to have a miscarriage or problems during pregnancy, such as excessive bleeding and high blood pressure. You also will be less likely to have problems during birth, and have a better chance for safe labor.
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