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Is it ok to drink soda?

I usually have a glass of soda every once in a while and it's always caffeine free. Do you ladies drink soda while pregnant?
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Caffeine free only
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Yeah I drink soda but I make sure not too much jus a small glass and I drink a some water before and after
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I drink crush since it's caffeine free. Yum. Just not a lot cause it's calories that aren't needed lol.
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Theres nothing wrong wit caffinee free soda (:
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I do not drink soda and especially would not while pregnant. I don't even allow my children to drink soda... but that is just me and I feel that they are just so unhealthy. I do make an exception for when someone in the house is sick and nauseated or throwing up, I then buy sprite and only sprite.
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I just tried Squirt for the first time because I saw it was caffeine free and it is sooooooo delicious (:
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I drink soda. I'm 37 weeks and 5 days and haven't had any issues. You can safely have 200mg of caffeine while pregnant.
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I do, I actually crave sprite all the time. But I drink soda every once in a while.
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9442948 tn?1406816451
Yes :) you can drink soda, especially of its caffeine free but just make sure to not skip out on water, juice, and milk
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