Across
- 2. can lead to changes in hormones and children of these mothers are more likely to have emotional and cognitive disorders.
- 6. newborns have high pitched cries and symptoms such as symptoms, irritability, vomiting, convulsions, uncontrollable, tremors and sleep problems.
- 7. most mothers use different types of substance abuse and it's difficult to assess the causal factor of cocaine on the developing foetus
- 8. Those living with this condition that is long-term leads to slow fetal growth, premature labor, mother's feel less attached and infants are less socially responsive.
Down
- 1. The presence of alcohol in the foetus's blood stream triggers widespread cell death in the fetal brain.
- 3. Less likely to receive good prenatal care and new borns have various health conditions such as cleft palate, club foot and gastrointestinal conditions
- 4. Related to lack of acid folic related to neural tube defects
- 5. can led to lower birth weight of newborns, miscarriage, still birth and neonatal birth.