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coffee????

I am 6 weeks along and all of my friends (who are moms) keeps telling me I should stop drinking  coffee or switch to decaf. Here's my thing though I don't drink more then 2 cups a day so is coffee that bad for the baby? I dont have my Dr appointment for another two weeks so I thought I would ask around.
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As long as you balance it with the amount of water you drink then you should be ok. But on the safe side drink in moderation (1 cup/day)
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iv always had ATLEAST 3 cups a day, im 18 weeks now, no problems. but u should drink plenty of waterand ul be fine
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Dr. gave me the ok to drink 1 cup a day. The caffeine keeps my migraines at bay since I no longer take my meds.
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I've heard coffee can increase the chances of miscarriage during the first trimester. I avoided any caffeine during my first trimester but now at 35 weeks I'll have coffee a few times a week.
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Read this. I'd say moderation for you would be one cup.


http://*****************.org/pregnancyhealth/caffeine.html
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Its fine, as long as its in moderation! My doc told me 220 mg of caffeine a day is safe. I drank a cup almost every day during my pregnancy. I would honestly be more worried about all the chemicals they put in decaf!  
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