Published 04/03/2024 3:15:00 p.m.

Two women reported by Police Scotland after videos of toddler vaping shared online

Two women have been charged after videos of a toddler vaping circulated on social media. They were charged on Saturday.
The toddler involved is safe and well, according to Police Scotland. The videos showed the child using a pink vape and coughing.
The Scottish Government is planning to ban disposable vapes next year due to the dangers they pose, especially to children. Nicotine in vapes can harm brain development and overall well-being.

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BBC News

Women reported by police over toddler vape videos

The footage shows a young blonde-haired child coughing after being offered the pink vape.

04/03/2024 11:36:31 a.m.·United Kingdom

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Irish Independent

Two women charged after videos of toddler vaping shared online

Two women have been charged after videos of a toddler vaping were posted on social media.

04/03/2024 1:08:11 p.m.·Ireland

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Metro News

Two women charged after toddler seen vaping in viral video

The child was seen puffing on a pink vape (Picture: EPA) Two women have been charged after a video showing a toddler vaping went viral. The footage, filmed in the Ayrshire area of Scotland, showed a toddler thought to be between one and two years old inhaling from a pink vape as adults watched on. A second clip showed the small child coughing after using the vape. Police Scotland say the toddler is ‘safe and well’ and two women were charged on S…

04/03/2024 2:22:57 p.m.·London, United Kingdom

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