A new study from The Ohio State University found that vaping during pregnancy, even without nicotine, can change a baby's skull and face shape. Researchers exposed pregnant mice to common vape liquids Smoking, vaping & pregnancy: in pictures Raising Children Network Passive smoking (secondhand smoke) is extremely harmful to children, especially infants. Because infants breathe faster than adults, they inhale more smoke toxins per minute. This exposes them to dangerous chemicals like nicotine, Smokers and Vapers May Be at Greater Risk for Covid 19 The New York Times Would you know if your kid was vaping? Michigan Medicine