Rachel and Coffee

In the opening, Rachel was ordering a coffee. Okay, can pregnant women drink coffee without damaging the baby?

Lewis.

perhaps it was decaf

-gbe

manhn wrote:

Yes, pregnate women can drink coffee but they are recommended no more then 2 cups a day.Same goes for soda. They say it's not good to drink a lot of it but a little is okay. Some pregnate friends drank it just fine during pregancy and produced healthy babies. Some other friends are very cautious and stay away from it. It;s not really bad. It could have been tea, hot water, coco, or anything else in that cup though.

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"Ritalouise5" wrote in message news:[email]...

then 2

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"PixieLaRoo" wrote in message news:[email]...

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I made it through the day with only a couple of cups ;)

According to BabyCenter:

Do I have to give up caffeine now that I'm pregnant?

Not necessarily. You can still enjoy your favorite caffeinated drinks as long as you don't overdo it. Abundant research suggests that moderate amounts of caffeine won't harm mother or baby during pregnancy. Researchers define moderate as 300 to 400 milligrams (mgs) of caffeine, about what you'd get in three to four cups of coffee or seven to nine cans of diet cola. Any more than that is questionable. And even though no study says 300 to 400 mgs or less will hurt you or your unborn baby, many women limit or cut out caffeine anyway, often with the blessing of their midwife or doctor.

In article , [email] (manhn) usenetted:

In moderation. People have gone way overboard about this sort of thing in the last few years.

wg