It's official we're having a baby, I need some info
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Many congratulations! While I haven't heard anything conclusive re: harm/safety I too would rather be cautious.
Also I just wanted to note that you should check into any legislation that may have been passed in your area. For example here in BC we have a "no smoking / no vaping" in vehicles restriction for anyone travelling with children. Part of a newly passed tobacco and Vapour Products Control Act. (Last I read it was not in effect yet).
Also I just wanted to note that you should check into any legislation that may have been passed in your area. For example here in BC we have a "no smoking / no vaping" in vehicles restriction for anyone travelling with children. Part of a newly passed tobacco and Vapour Products Control Act. (Last I read it was not in effect yet).
Congrats on the little one! They're pretty awesome. I've got two myself; the oldest is 4 and the youngest is 2. I don't vape if they're right beside me, or generally in the same room, but I do vape in the house. I'd be way more concerned over them messing with the e liquid itself. That could cause way more immediate issues than just vaping.
The important thing to remember is that kids like fruity, candy flavors so for the best chance of raising a vaper is to vape those often. You'll especially want the ones with bright colors or funny pics on the label. Apparently kids are drawn to those like a moth to a flame. But don't leave your mod and atties laying around. They can contain small parts that present a choking hazard for small kids. A kids first vape shouldn't be until they hit puberty. Whatever you do, don't get a flashlight with a red filter and take a deep inhale and say "Luke, I am your father" while exhaling when they are around 2 and still in their crib. My son Luke still won't come near me after 5pm. I guess that scares them.
Mrs is also expecting. Have 2 minions already. For newborn I would go to another room. Immune system is very weak but once they are past the 6+ month stage then I am not bothered. I do 6mg so low nic. I keeps stuff in my home office under lockdown. Newborn = take super extra precautions until they are a bit older.
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That is actually not true.Healthy newborns have a great immune system due to having their mothers antibodies still in their system. If mom breast feeds then even more so.
Am...can never be too careful around newborns. I have 2 and prefer to avoid any potential events. Served me well enough. Do agree with u though. What they never tell u is that when ur kid to get hurt how much it hurts u. Man I've never felt pain like that and hope no one else ever does.
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Another topic where everyone chimes in and has not a scintilla of a sinew of a clue as to what is true and what is false. I thought I would chime in. Back to you Bob.
First of all; Grats!
I usually vape outside the house in the balcony, and also while vaping in public if there is someone with a baby around I either move myself to a different location or blow my vape upward. It is vaping so it is very highly unlikely for someone to have a second hand...vape, unless they breathe in to it.
I usually vape outside the house in the balcony, and also while vaping in public if there is someone with a baby around I either move myself to a different location or blow my vape upward. It is vaping so it is very highly unlikely for someone to have a second hand...vape, unless they breathe in to it.
there are actually some studies about passive vape, I found 2 wich both concluded that there is no nicotine, aerosols etc. detected 30cm away from the vapers, and there is no effect on lung tissues from a passive vape.
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Development of an in vitro cytotoxicity model for aerosol exposure using 3D reconstructed human airway tissue; application for assessment of e-cigarette aerosol
Onderzoek elektrische sigaret passief meedampen omstanders (video in spanish with english subtitles)
However I still would err on the side of caution and vape in another room.
Congrats btw!
links:
Development of an in vitro cytotoxicity model for aerosol exposure using 3D reconstructed human airway tissue; application for assessment of e-cigarette aerosol
Onderzoek elektrische sigaret passief meedampen omstanders (video in spanish with english subtitles)
However I still would err on the side of caution and vape in another room.
Congrats btw!
Sorry, but no. Nicotine and Niacin have a pyridine ring in common. Beyond that, they're not very similar. The only reason Niacin is also referred to as nicotinic acid is that it can be (and originally was) synthesized by oxidizing nicotine using nitric acid. So while niacin is indeed an essential nutrient, nicotine definitely isn't.
That said, I wouldn't blow vapor directly at a new-born, but other than that, I don't see much cause for concern.
You have been handed a once in a lifetime opportunity. A valid reason to fit out your man cave and a valid excuse to spend lots of time there. Do not blow this opportunity. It will never present itself again lol.
1. Make sure ur reach never have the chance to spill or your kid get their hands on it, make it spillproof, childproof
2. Vape outside or in a well ventilated room... All that vape cant b good for your kid...
2. Vape outside or in a well ventilated room... All that vape cant b good for your kid...
Vape elsewhere. Your life is going to change a lot more than that. Start prepping for that now. Your wants are now officially secondary. Might as well get used to it. Congrats!
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I'd be concerned with lung development rather than the immune system, but my conclusion would be the same: keep it away from a new-born, but once they are older there shouldn't be a problem.
Dr Farsalinos has a gloss of an anti-vaping study where he points out that it shows that the detected nicotine in second-hand vape is below the level where it has a biological effect. Not just safe, but no effect at all.
Having said that, of course, you will probably want to err on the side of caution. Even 0.0001% risk is probably too high for a new parent.
And I'm not a doctor.
Dr Farsalinos has a gloss of an anti-vaping study where he points out that it shows that the detected nicotine in second-hand vape is below the level where it has a biological effect. Not just safe, but no effect at all.
Having said that, of course, you will probably want to err on the side of caution. Even 0.0001% risk is probably too high for a new parent.
And I'm not a doctor.
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