Young children and babies are particularly vulnerable to secondhand smoke because their bodies are still developing. They can get breathing problems, middle ear infections and asthma attacks. And they are more likely to have to go to hospital in their first year of life.

If you want to know more, have a look at these NHS leaflets:

	Secondhand Smoke Kills 1.9mb

	Pregnant Women 600kb

	News for Dads 160kb