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caffeine bad or not?

I was wondering if caffeine is bad for my baby or not?. Im 34 weeks pregnant and in my first trimester i did have a lot of that specialy of coffe then i stopped on my second trimester i cut it all off. Now im starting to crave coffe so much! Like atleast every morning i want a cup. Is this bad for my baby boy? And does this causr the baby to be more hipper active when he comes out? I also don't want to struggle with that just because i didnt controll my self with the caffeine.
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Thank yall!
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I had my baby Dec 15 2014. I had caffeine all my pregnancy and my baby is fine
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Drs say that you're allowed 12 oz a day. That's one big cup or two small ones.
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With my 2nd son I drank coffee through out my pregnancy & he's fine. 9 motnhs old & running around his walker
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If u drank it most during your first trimester and are ok now then it's fine , they say watch the caffeine intake in your first trimester because it may lead to a miscarriage but your past that and u can have up to 200mg of caffeine a day and be ok.
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I drank coffee when I was pregnant and my baby is totally fine. Drink it in moderation
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If ur going to have some drink a small amount like once week. Dont over do it ur recommended not to do it
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