Pediatric Substance Exposure is a crucial resource for medical practitioners focusing on the long-term management of children exposed to addictive substances during pregnancy. It provides guidance on supporting families affected by substance abuse, starting with a comprehensive overview of epidemiology and global policy. The book examines various substances and their impact on children, discussing fetal management, infant and child care, and addressing family needs as the child grows. Beyond the basics, the book reviews social aspects, future research, and policy needs. Clinicians and researchers will find it invaluable for evidence-based decision-making and optimal treatment strategies.

• Provides current information on the complexities associated with pediatric substance exposure and long-term outcomes
• Covers fetal development, infant development, child development, and education and support services for children impacted by prenatal drug use
• Includes detailed flow diagrams, illustrations, and case studies to address issues faced within clinical, research, and social settings