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coffee problem?

Any of the ladies out there think is it ok to drink coffee at 37 weeks. Is it safe foe the baby?
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But yes, I'm 38 weeks and still drinking coffee..totally safe :)
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I used to be a heavy coffee drinker, up to 5 cups of coffee a day. Found out I was pregnant and then turned that 5 cups into 2 cups in the beginning, I slowed down to one cup in the morning. My reason to quit drinking so much in the beginning (8weeks) is bcuz the risks of drinking that much caffeine can cause miscarriage, & that really changed my outlook for my babys sake
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My OB said unless you drink 6 cups aday, one or two shoud be fine.
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Try max 1cup a day then switch to decaf!
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Depends what ur body is used to. I am staying away altogether but I was only having 3 a week anyway. Sticking to 1 or 2 tea a day
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It's safe. I have 1 cup of black coffee a day but I usually can't even drink more than half.
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If you can limit it to one cup a day its fine
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Depends how much you are drinking. I was drinking loads of coffee at the beginning (didn't know I was pregnant till I was 6 weeks) but then I cut down to 2 cups a day and now I just have one every now an then. I'm 37 weeks currently have a coffee infront of me now.
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