Beschreibung
This book provides an insight into contemporary views on smoking and drinking of alcohol and caffeine as well as a general attitude towards healthy lifestyle during pregnancy. It summarizes different views of national and international scholars regarding smoking and drinking of alcohol and caffeine in pregnancy and the effects it has on the foetus. It draws on a large body of evidence in research and highlights various factors that influence pregnant women to continue with their habit. We see the significance of partners in influencing pregnant women in the use of cigarette and alcohol. Those influences are friends, family and craving for alcohol. This study has indicated that pregnant women acknowledge information about living a healthy life during pregnancy and they also acknowledge the effects of smoking and drinking on pregnancy and foetus but are unable to desist from the act.
Autorenporträt
Veronica Olufunmilayo Agberotimi was born in Nigeria, awarded Bachelor Art (Honours) in Social Science. She relocated to Dublin Ireland and works as a Medical Secretary and is also currently studying Master of Arts Child, Youth and Family Studies. She work as a Youth Leader and family support worker. She is married with three children.
