Plus, some teas (like black and green) have a lot of caffeine, which is best avoided during pregnancy. These teas are ...

But as the sober-curious movement has expanded, so too have nonalcoholic beverage options. From nonalcoholic beer to ...

soft and energy drinks, as well as chocolate. UK guidelines, which are replicated in the US, on caffeine intake during pregnancy are stricter than the international standard. Exactly what that cup ...

Unfortunately, sugar-free options are not the answer either, as researchers discovered in a study of 60,000 pregnant Danish women ... I found that strangely fizzy drinks really helped. I know they're ...

Whether you’re finding pregnancy a breeze or you’ve been in ... Not quite the builders brew that us Brits drink 100 million cups of daily but instead, raspberry leaf tea.

The more someone drinks while pregnant, the higher the chance of FASD - and there is no proven "safe" level of alcohol. But the risk of harming the baby is "likely to be low if you have drunk only ...

However, is this actually the case, and if so, when should expectant parents drink it? So, it seems that experts are divided on whether the tea actually speeds up labour, but what they do agree on is ...