well smoking i one of the causes of SIDS if you don't know what that is, it is sudden infant death syndrome. but it unlikely for you baby to die that after he/she reaches 6 weeks old... but smoking around a four month old child could cause breathing problems and such but i shouldn't hurt if you take it outside to smoke just use hand sanitizer or something
Actually they can over time. It takes about a few years but if you start smoking again it will ruin all your progress and will have to start over the quiting process.
The stopping isn't bad, but the starting is.
If you have been wearing a nicotine patch . . . why would you want to go back to smoking?!
The engine floods and you have to wait for the lawnmower to drain before you start it up again or it might start smoking.
They shouldn't start smoking, but most start at adolescense. Now, I'm not telling any teenager to start smoking!!
I think you do, in your first few months of pregnancy, once you hit 5,6 months you feel full of energy as you approch 8 months you start feeling tired again I think you do, in your first few months of pregnancy, once you hit 5,6 months you feel full of energy as you approch 8 months you start feeling tired again
it may take a while to start seeing the changes in your skin I would say that maybe 4 or 5 weeks from now you will start to see the effects of you smoking.....
If it's just for the weekend, use the patch, then start again on Monday!
5 months
that really depends on the type of surgery. if you had lung surgery then you better switch to using a vaporizer.
Crank shaft sensor.
As soon as you become sexually active again. Or you can wait a few months and get your partner to wear a condom.