🤰 Don't make one person carry quitting during pregnancy
Don't reduce quitting during pregnancy to "the mother's willpower." The air of a house is the whole family's problem.
Talking about tobacco during pregnancy isn't something you improve by saying it forcefully.
Push nothing but the correct answer and you end up writing something that corners people. A pregnant person already has enough happening to their body. Load the whole responsibility for quitting onto them alone, and it stops being support and becomes isolation.
Even so, the effects of smoke can't be treated as small.
The CDC explains that smoking before or during pregnancy can affect pregnancy and the health of mother and child. It also notes that secondhand smoke during pregnancy can affect a baby's birth weight.