Fetuses who have drug-addicted mothers have a wide range of complications and developmental problems. The fetus is born prematurely or stillborn or has a low chance of survival. During pregnancy, the use of drugs such as cocaine puts the baby's health at risk. The fetus can have life-threatening health problems, such as heart attacks. The child will also be dependent and will face the first months of his life with a drawling voice. Drug addicts who get pregnant never stop using their drug addiction. Their child is born with drug addictions and defects that he rarely survives ("Drug use and