Babies born to heavy smokers are likely to have a low birth weight,smaller than normal head circumference,and short height.

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Heavy smoking during pregnancy is a known risk factor for low birth weight, as well as other adverse outcomes such as preterm birth, stillbirth, and sudden infant death syndrome (SIDS). The chemicals in tobacco smoke can restrict blood flow and oxygen to the developing fetus, leading to growth restriction and developmental delays. These effects on fetal growth and development can result in smaller head circumference and short stature.

Babies Born to Heavy Smokers Are Likely to Have a Low