While moderate caffeine may spare mothers major complications, new research warns even small doses can subtly stunt fetal growth, and no truly ‘safe’ threshold has been confirmed. Study: Pregnancy and ...

Most pregnant women know to avoid certain foods and drinks, such as raw meat and alcohol. But a new study lends weight to the notion that a high intake of caffeinated substances may also be ...

The ACOG recommends no more than 200 mg/day of caffeine for people who are pregnant. Caffeine during pregnancy has been linked to lower birth weight, but other factors may play a part. Energy-boosting ...

Please provide your email address to receive an email when new articles are posted on . Women who drink caffeinated beverages within recommended guidelines may have a lower risk for gestational ...

Research shows caffeine is a stressor in pregnancy, and babies with stress in the uterus are more likely to have health problems as children and adults, one of those problems being overweight. Kirtly ...

What happens if I drink coffee while pregnant? Here's the lowdown: Drinking coffee during pregnancy is a common question among expectant moms. If you're wondering whether it's safe to keep sipping ...

(CNN) — Starting the day with a hot cup of caffeinated coffee or tea may sound divine to some, but it could have negative impacts for the children of people who are pregnant, according to a new study.

Mothers who had more caffeine in their system during the first trimester went on to have slightly shorter children on average, a study found. Reading time 3 minutes Research out this week may one day ...

Caffeine isn’t just in your morning cup of masala chai or coffee; it’s also present in chocolate, cola, and certain medications. It’s a stimulant that easily crosses the placenta, and your baby’s ...

Starting the day with a hot cup of caffeinated coffee or tea may sound divine to some, but it could have negative impacts for the children of people who are pregnant, according to a new study.

In a study, children of pregnant women who drank small amounts of caffeine were shorter than kids whose moms drank none. A new study in JAMA found kids of women who drank the equivalent of half a cup ...

If you’re trying to conceive, you’ve probably heard the warnings about coffee. Some people swear you need to quit cold turkey, while others claim a cup or two won’t hurt. The truth about coffee and ...