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Keep Kids Tobacco Free
If you never start, you'll never have to quit.
Kids who use tobacco:
Cough and have asthma attacks more often.
Develop more frequent and serious breathing problems.
Have poorer athletic performances and endurance.
Are more likely to use alcohol and other drugs such as marijuana.
Can become addicted in as little as 3 cigarettes.
Take a stand at home - early and often
Parents are the greatest role models.
Talk directly to kids about the risks of tobacco use. Talk about ways to 'say no' and the people they may know that use tobacco products.
If you use tobacco, you can still make a difference. Try not to smoke or chew around your kids, and keep your tobacco products, lighters, and ashtrays out of sight and out of reach.
Last Updated: 4/29/2013
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