For the health of both mother and baby, it is advisable to stop smoking before pregnancy and throughout the duration of breastfeeding.
During pregnancy, smoking can lead to multiple complications: miscarriages, premature births, and even an increased risk of sudden infant death syndrome after birth. It is therefore best to stop smoking entirely during these nine months.
During breastfeeding, whilst everyone agrees it is best to avoid smoking, it is not necessarily incompatible if you follow certain precautions, which we explain below.
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In conclusion
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Mama moonies (formerly Milk moonies)
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5 bites per sachet
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DDM : 23/01/2027