The tetrahydrocannabinol (THC) can affect somewhat called executive function. These are special skills such as impulse control, concentration, attention, and problem solving; they are essential skills for learning and life success. The latest researches also suggest that children who have the prenatal experience to marijuana may have a major risk of material use mental illness or disorder.
While feeding a child, THC can also affect breast milk. That means, it’s still not okay to smoke marijuana after delivery, because the infant’s brains are actively raising — in other words, actually, they are actively developing for the first two or so years of life. While, the use of secondhand marijuana smoke on offspring appears to last even longer, with probably long-lasting effects on executive function enduring even during the teenage years.
While feeding a child, THC can also affect breast milk. That means, it’s still not okay to smoke marijuana after delivery, because the infant’s brains are actively raising — in other words, actually, they are actively developing for the first two or so years of life. While, the use of secondhand marijuana smoke on offspring appears to last even longer, with probably long-lasting effects on executive function enduring even during the teenage years.