Coffee?

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I’m a coffee addict. Pre-pregnancy I used to have at least one cup per day. I’m currently 6 weeks and 1 day pregnant and NEED coffee. Help? ☕️

Answer

My doctor said up to 200 mg of caffeine a day is fine. That’s like 1-2 cups of coffee (depending on size) or a double shot latte. I’ve had coffee almost every day of my pregnancy. I’m 21 weeks now and my little bean is perfect. There’s always decaf if you’d rather not have the caffeine. It does still have small amounts though. I find this chart helpful when deciding what to drink.

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Drink a cup a day or switch to half caf

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I usually drink 1-2 cups of half caff a day. The half caff still gives me the pick up in the morning that I need but leaves room in case I need something in the afternoon as well. I did the same thing through my first pregnancy.

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I drink a small cup of coffee every morning. Dr said it was totally fine.

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I was also a coffee lover pre-pregnancy. For weeks 4-11, I honestly couldn’t stomach it, but now that I’m almost 12 weeks I’m craving it more. Just allowing myself one small cup a day.

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Even 2 cups adds up to 200mg limit

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I was the same !! I made my hubby hide the coffee maker and right at 14 weeks I had hid bring it out and now I just fire myself to only have one cup a day. Struggles !!!!

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You can drink a cup a day.....

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I'm 35 weeks. I go to be monitored twice a week, every week. I get a Venti Java Chip Frappe from Starbucks before every appointment, specifically to drink during my appointments. My doctor and nurses actually suggested it. I've always heard one cup of coffee is perfectly fine anyways, but if your concerned, ask your doctor their opinion on it.

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I switched to decaf and drink 1-2 cups per day.

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