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I'm 4weeks and 4days! I looove coffee is it not safe to drink coffee while pregnant?
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I am also a coffee drinker and find that if I get my regular coffee and a decaff version of it and mix them up so its like a half caff!! lol!! it tastes good tho!! :-)
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I am also a coffee drinker and find that if I get my regular coffee and a decaff version of it and mix them up so its like a half caff!! lol!! it tastes good tho!! :-)
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Thanx guys!! i love my coffee lol
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Large coffee or latte every day, haven't missed a day yet, going on 7 months. Everything's well, baby's great.
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7003050 tn?1390124013
I drink coffee but only in the am and its just like a half a cup with unsweetened milk n stevia...working on switching to decaf soon...
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7003050 tn?1390124013
I drink coffee but only in the am and its just like a half a cup with unsweetened milk n stevia...working on switching to decaf soon...
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Two cups a day and not two really strong cups lol  im a coffee drinker too
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6665798 tn?1385627441
Just drink decaf :)
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Caffeine intake should be taken minimally, especially during the first trimester. 2 cups is the limit but make sure to be drinking a lot of water also.
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You can have 2 cups. It's the caffeine people are worried about.  I usually have a coffee and a soda. . Baby is healthy.
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