I'm probably reaching a bit here, but given the general rise in awareness of smoking being harmful, people will (or should) actively moderate their behaviour ar

I'm probably reaching a bit here, but given the general rise in awareness of smoking being harmful, people will (or should) actively moderate their behaviour around children. Even before smoking bans, I knew about cancer risks, second-hand effects - plus the dangers of imitation. I, and others I know who are smokers, would never smoke in children's company or within their radar-assisted perceptions. We know we're dumb to smoke. We avoid encouraging it.