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12 lis 2012 · Youth struggled to make sense of why parents would smoke around their children and perceived their smoking as an unjust act. The theme was supported by four subthemes: 1) parenting the parent about the dangers of smoking; 2) the good/bad parent; 3) distancing family relationships; and 4) the prisoner.
14 maj 2020 · Many parents continue to smoke around their children despite the widely known risks of children’s exposure to tobacco smoke. We sought to learn about parental smoking behavior around children from parents’ perspective.
15 wrz 2018 · Teens had extensively thought about and formed opinions about their parents’ smoking. Some felt their parents should stop smoking in order to stay alive and raise their children: “I just wish my dad and my mom’d stop smoking. I need them to be here.” (female non-smoker, age 14).
16 maj 2023 · Children who have siblings or parents who smoke are more likely to become smokers. By becoming a smokefree mom, you’ll be a healthy role model for your family. Below are some steps you can take to protect loved ones from secondhand smoke.
26 cze 2012 · Parents verbally interacted with their children about smoking through using one of three approaches: (a) discussing smoking with their children by intentionally taking advantage of opportunities, (b) telling their children about the health effects of smoking and their opposition to it by responding on the spur-of-the-moment if their attention ...
Joyce Stewart (JS): As a young girl, my aunt smoked. My mother didn't smoke, so there was no smoking in my household, but some of my friends, their parents smoked. So I was around cigarettes, and I started smoking when I was about 10.
13 maj 2020 · While adult smokers have some choice about whether or not to smoke, children who live, play and study in areas frequented by smokers are forcibly exposed to the harms of tobacco smoke exposure (TSE) including second-hand smoke (SHS) and third-hand smoke (THS).
