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When you are pregnant, everything that happens to you also affects your baby. As a pregnant woman, you are connected to your baby physically, and everything that you do to yourself and put into your body affects your baby too. This is most especially true with smoking. But what to do to help stop pregnant women quit smoking?

Smoking is more than just a mere act. There might be many reasons or mindsets that impede smokers from quitting successfully. Here are some ways to curb them.

Studies have found that women who smoke during pregnancy have a higher chance of pregnancy loss than their non-smoking counterparts. Some also suggest a link between maternal smoking and cleft lip or palate. 

There are many smoking cessation support groups that can help you quit smoking in Singapore. Parents who want to start growing their family and are eager to overcome this deathly habit can seek help from these available programmes.

Has smoking always been your biggest problem? It’s time to nip the butt at its source with these expert tips on how to quit smoking for good.

We don't need another reason for why smoking is harmful to both yourself and those around you -- however, if you or your spouse is trying to get pregnant, you better learn about about the effects of second-hand smoke and female fertility.

Don’t give up on kicking your smoking habit! Follow the advice of a medical expert and you’ll soon be quitting for a healthier and smoke-free lifestyle. Perhaps it's time to break the habit-- Dr K Vijaya, the Director of the Youth Health, Health Promotion Board gives you five tips on how…

At times, quitting the desire for a smoke is not only for us but for the people around us – our spouse, our children and our friends.