Health experts say not to 'vape' around children, because the secondhand aerosol (it isn't vapor) from e cigs isn't safe for them Kentucky Health News Secondhand smoke and secondhand aerosol A new study from The Ohio State University found that vaping during pregnancy, even without nicotine, can change a baby's skull and face shape. Researchers exposed pregnant mice to common vape liquids The risks of vaping near babies and children are often underestimated, but they are very real. E cigarette vapour can affect developing lungs, increase the risk of respiratory problems and compromise overall