Association for Nonsmokers Minnesota


Secondhand Smoke and Kids

 Information for Parents 

Protecting Kids from Secondhand Smoke: A Message for Parents.  Parents can take many steps to protect their children from secondhand smoke in their homes, their cars, and other places.  PDF

Secondhand Smoke:  Effects on Children’s Health.  Secondhand smoke causes a number of health problems for children, and treating them costs a lot. PDF

Information for Community Tobacco Control Advocates 

Secondhand Smoke:  Children’s Exposure in the Home.  Twenty-eight percent of children (nineteen million children) live in homes in which a resident smokes every day of the week.  Research about how much kids are exposed and in which homes they are most likely to be exposed is included in this summary. PDF

Taking Action Against Secondhand Smoke: A report on focus groups conducted in Spanish and English with Hispanics/Latinos Prepared by Hispanic Advocacy and Community Empowerment through Research (HACER) this reports provides insight into Latinos' attitudes and practices in regard to secondhand smoke and into messages that might influence them in protecting their children. PDF
 

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