Smoking During Pregnancy Harms the Fetus; Cigarette Smoke Impacts Fetal Health

Description

Against a black background, the left side features a blue, translucent fetal figure with a red placenta attached to the end of its umbilical cord, curled up in a fetal position. On the right, a burning cigarette emits grayish-white smoke that extends in wispy strands, seemingly connecting to the fetus’s umbilical cord—an implicit metaphor that harmful substances from smoking are transmitted to the fetus through the mother. The overall color contrast is striking (black background, blue fetus, red placenta, gray smoke, yellow cigarette body). The composition is simple yet highly impactful, visually demonstrating the potential harm of smoking during pregnancy to the fetus and warning of the negative impacts of smoking addiction on pregnancy. The atmosphere is oppressive yet alerting.