It can be... i mean there are any number of things that could happen..smoke could get in your eye which anyone who has ever had that happen knows how much that hurts, you could drop the ciggarette on your lap...but you could also drop a coffee on your lap or get dust in your eye...so its all relative.
lets be honest....smoking is terrible for you regardless. if you don't have children in the car its terrible for you and everyone who is in the car... second hand smoke is just as awful for you. if you are planning on having children then don't smoke in your car because it could cause lung cancer for them. even if you are not smoking with them in the car the smoke sticks to things and is EXTREMELY hard to get out
Considering you tagged this post with marijuana, I'm assuming that's what you mean. Yes, its still illegal to smoke an illegal substance, even with a baby in the car. If you're talking tobacco, (and yes I smoke) I'd say just don't, their lungs are still itty bitty and need everything they can get. Legally...it depends on state legislature, I know it's illegal in Cali.
Crack is a diluted, easier-to-smoke form of cocaine. It is even more dangerous than regular cocaine.
No. It cannot present what it does not have. Even if it could, it can move faster without legs than if it had them.
Something that is for adult use only, possibly even dangerous for children.
They could get lung cancer by second hand smoke or even worse die.They could get lung cancer by second hand smoke or even worse die.
I do not know of any studies on that, but if you consider how many dangerous chemicals are in cigarette smoke that even second-hand smoke has been shown to cause cancer, then consider how delicate a newborn's system is. I think that it would be a concern, IMHO, that even the particles on clothing and hair may have some adverse affect.
Non-smokers are affected by the smoke that is given off when the smokers, smoke. It's called second hand smoke and it's as dangerous (or even more) than juts regularly smoking.
In packs, feral dogs can and do present a threat to humans, particularly children and the infirm.
No, it is forbidden to smoke in French schools - even for adults. Smokers have to go outside the gates, and that is not allowed for younger students.
All fumes are more or less dangerous, some of them are even deadly, (although rare). So avoid all sort of smoke and choose clean environment.
No. Unlike drinking alcohol, in the US, children are not allowed to smoke or consume tobacco (or nicotine) under any circumstance. In some states, children aren't even allowed within so many feet of cigarette smoke.
No, unless it is dangerous for your health. But even though wat, my or ur dokta can't refuse to do that surgery
If someone smokes and the person next to that person is breathing in that air, that's called secondhand smoke. If that person breaths in enough of the secondhand smoke, that person could be sick. Maybe even possibly die with A LOT of air from secondhand smoke!!