No age is too young -
If you think child is too young to try smoking, think again. In fact, over 20 percent of high school students smoke a cigarette before the age of thirteen.

Almost 11% of 8th graders, about 18% of 10th graders and nearly 27% of 12th graders reportedly smoke -- that's way too many. Remember, now is the time to speak to your kids to help prevent them from smoking cigarettes, before there is any peer pressure.

It’s never too early to talk to your children about not smoking. Parents should continue to have conversations on an ongoing basis. Discussions about the hazards of smoking should never stop. Your children are always at risk.

HEALTH OF YOUR CHILDREN'S IS AT RISK!

Here are some important points on why you should regularly talk to your children about not smoking.

Addiction -
The younger a person is when they start smoking, the greater chance they have to become strongly addicted to nicotine.

Signs of addition can emerge within days after they become "casual" smokers. These signs include feeling nervous or irritable and having strong urges to smoke.

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