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AVOID SMOKING AND SMOKY
ATMOSPHERES
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Smoking during pregnancy and after your baby is born increases the risk of cot death. Mothers who smoke during pregnancy tend to have smaller babies, and there is more chance of the baby being born prematurely. Small and premature babies are more at risk of cot death. |
| Smoking after your baby is born increases the risk of cot death. The risk of cot death increases with the number of cigarettes smoked per day. |  |
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It is best if no one smokes in the house. Ask visitors not to smoke and, when you go out, try not to take the baby into smoky places. |
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