There is a mountain of frightening smoking while pregnant effects.
Though it is hard to understand or even conceive, the amount of trauma that one puts on her body directly affects the baby's ability to stay healthy during pregnancy.
More than the mother putting her own health at risk, there are a plethora of health problems that her child will face during and after pregnancy if she is incapable of quitting.
Smoking denies oxygen to the blood, instead replacing it with carbon monoxide.
Because the child gets his or her nutrition and oxygen through the mother's blood stream, the baby's blood is also negatively affected, thus forcing the baby's heart rate to increase and ultimately denying it the oxygen it needs.
Smoking also increases the risk of premature birth, causing the child to be underweight, have organs that are smaller than those with non-smoking mothers, and/or have poorer lung function.
You also have to consider the long-term effects that smoking while pregnant have on your child.
For instance, a child born from someone who smoked during pregnancy is more likely to have problems with asthma.
These children are also more likely to be ill more frequently in the first eight months of life than those who were not exposed to smoke in the womb.
If you are willing to kick the habit and protect your unborn child from smoking while pregnant effects, then you will most certainly have to consider Neuro Linguistic Programming (NLP).
NLP is a safe, natural, and easy way to quit smoking and give you and your child the fighting chance you both deserve.
NLP targets those areas in the body that are prone to nicotine cravings and removes them entirely.
You have no more excuses.
Get yourself healthy and keep your child safe.