Be honest, and please no negative comments about smokers (hear enough) if you smoke, the moment you find out, did you immediately quit? If so, was it harder to quit if you've tired before (pre-pregancy) or did you find it easy?

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I'm not going to say it's worth the chance, but my coworker smoked through her entire pregnancy- baby doesn't have a single problem and was born healthy two months ago. I think it depends on the person.

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I was already high risk with my son n my Dr told me I definitely didn't need to quit all at once as that could cause stress on the baby n ultimately lead to a mc so I slowly tapered off n yes it was hard n sucked majorly because I smoke to relieve stress lol

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I quite a few months before getting pregnant with my son. Now I only smoke on Fridays ( I work at a bar on Friday nights) and don't smoke the rest of the week. When I get my positive it won't be hard for me not to smoke again.

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I quit the minute I found out bc I knew if I even had one, it would be an excuse to have more later. It was very difficult and I still crave them today but it's totally worth it. I feel much better and now I will never have to seek guilty or wonder how it may have caused harm to my little one!

Be honest, and please no negative comments about smokers (hear enough) if you smoke, the moment you find out, did you immediately quit? If so, was it harder to quit if you've tired before (pre-pregancy) or did you find it easy?

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