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Child Care Centers Asthma Triggers As a child care provider, learning to recognize, reduce or eliminate potential asthma triggers in your center could make a huge difference for children with asthma. Watch Controlling Asthma at Home and Asthma Management in the School, produced by www.AsthmaMoms.com,
Secondhand smoke is a common asthma trigger and exposure to secondhand tobacco smoke may cause some children to develop asthma. Take the Smoke-Free Child Care Center Pledge and declare your child care center a smoke-free zone. Download a sample smoke-free child care policy PDF (68 KB)
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on how to eliminate asthma triggers in your center. 