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Can someone get dyslexia from a mother who smokes?

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Can someone get dyslexia from a mother who smokes?

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  1. No! No! and No!

    I smoke cigarettes but my daughter got a double Honours Degree in Engineering, Economics and German!

    Don't blame everything on your mother either! Best wishes. UK


  2. I may say no, because dyslexia means that it is  Impaired reading ability with a competence level below that expected on the basis of the individual's level of intelligence, and in the presence of normal vision and letter recognition and normal recognition of the meaning of pictures and objects.

  3. No, that is a genetic disorder. Not everything is caused by smoking.  
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