Vaping FAQs

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by Prof. Petra Pfannerstill Published 1 year ago Updated 1 year ago
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5 Tips to Help Teens Quit Vaping
  1. Reason with your child. Have an honest discussion about the effects of vaping and how this type of addiction can lead to other substance abuse. ...
  2. Be present. ...
  3. Talk, don't punish. ...
  4. Appeal to their desire for independence. ...
  5. Equip them with support and resources.

What does vaping do to a 15 year old?

Vaping is bad for teens because it can cause extreme nicotine addiction, loss of concentration, lung illness, increased heart rate and blood pressure, and damage to the immune system.

How do I get my child to stop vaping at school?

Here are three ways you can help your students to extinguish their vaping habit:Provide ongoing education – at an earlier age. Years of public health education on the dangers of nicotine have paid off. ... Go beyond citation and suspension – and help students quit. ... Engage peers, staff, and family.

What punishment should I give my kid for vaping?

Most kids use vape pens because they cannot be easily recognized as e-cigarettes. Common punishments include community service, one-week suspension for first or second offenses, and even expulsion for repeated behavior.

What are the signs of a vaping addiction?

There are also several physical signs of addiction.Dry Mouth. Propylene glycol, a common ingredient found in e-juice, can cause dry mouth. ... Dizziness. Researchers monitored 33 smokers over 21 days. ... Coughing. For some, vaping is a gateway to smoking. ... Skin Problems. ... Itchiness. ... Dry Eyes. ... Nosebleeds. ... Nicotine Overdose.More items...•

What do you do if you get caught vaping at school?

Your parents will be asked to come and meet with admin and take you home for the remainder of the day. For a first incident, you may have an in-school suspension for up to 3 days. A second incident of vaping may result in more severe consequences including suspension out of school.

What happens if you vape at school?

Typical consequences may include confiscation of the vape, notification of parents, an administrative investigation and in some cases requiring the student attend an anti-smoking or anti-vaping class.

What is the problem with vaping in school?

This can lead to a lack of trust between students and staff. When there is not trust within student-teacher relationships, other larger issues can go undetected, such as trouble in the home or abuse. Another way vaping in the classroom affects school-wide culture is due to peer pressure.

How do you convince someone to stop vaping?

What to DoCall the Maine QuitLink. As a friend or family member of a smoker or vaper, you can call 1-800-QUIT-NOW to get information and tips on how to help others quit smoking or vaping.Offer lots of encouragement. ... Give practical help. ... Help keep busy. ... Have patience. ... Offer to help.

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