Overall, our study supports current clinical guidelines that state low to moderate consumption of coffee during pregnancy is ...

"Further, the Centre for Pregnancy Nutrition state that it is perfectly safe for a pregnant woman to drink up to four or five cups of coffee or tea a day while pregnant or breastfeeding." ...

Drinking large amounts of coffee during pregnancy increases the risk of miscarriage and creates smaller babies, researchers reveal. Caffeine consumption appears to harm the developing foetus.

a couple of cups of tea or coffee a day is fine, say experts. Their comments come as a new research paper in a medical journal suggests there is no safe level in pregnancy. But the experts say ...

go for the lighter roasts (sometimes labelled grades 1-2), and to keep your caffeine levels safe, don’t drink more than a couple of cups of caffeinated coffee in an hour. Pregnant women ...

If you drink caffeinated soda, you'll want to take into account other sources of caffeine in your diet (like coffee ... Many teas are safe for pregnancy – including black, green, and white ...

Think again — while some teas might be safe and soothing for a pregnant person ... about half as much caffeine per cup compared to coffee. The average cup of black tea contains about 47 mg ...

NHS guidance, which recommends limiting caffeine intake in pregnancy to 200mg a day, equal to two mugs of instant coffee, could now be changed. Dr Mary Ross-Davie, of the Royal College of Midwives ...

Too much coffee during pregnancy could be harmful ... But he added: "Moderate coffee consumption seems remarkably safe, and it can be incorporated as part of a healthy diet by most of the adult ...

"Matcha has plenty of vitamins and minerals as well as antioxidants that can support a healthy pregnancy. It is also shown to be a high in anti-inflammatory agents." Helena adds. With many months left ...