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It would be difficult to answer that. On the other hand, mothers who like it have been shown by statistical tests that they are generally older and taller, have more children, and have higher average daily calorie intake and body mass indexes.
Of course, asking a question wasn't a young Dutch researcher, Rachel Bakker and your staff. The effects of maternal life on the fetus and the baby have been studied over several years, with thousands of mothers and children involved. This gigantic-scale research has succeeded in clearing the controversial picture so far regarding the effect on the fetus of caffeine. In fact, caffeine passes smoothly into the fetus, whereby the proper enzymes are degraded very slowly. The first trimester of pregnancy requires 10 hours to reduce the amount of caffeine in the developing baby's body by half, and this period increases to 18 ounces by the third trimester. Caffeine itself has various effects in the tiny body.
Caffeine seems to have an effect on the development of the baby's bones from the beginning of pregnancy, so researchers recommend that mothers should not consume more than six cups of coffee a day.
Caffeine consumption is recorded in units where one unit (about 125 ml) pressed into a press.
Coffee blends containing decaffeinated ingredients or caffeine-containing or green tea to one side, some decaffeinated teas were considered as a quarter unit, and decaffeinated products were considered as a zero unit. For low caffeine consumption, the 0-2 unit counts prominently high levels of coffee and tea in excess of 6 units per day.
Our study of 7,346 mothers did not confirm the earlier hypothesis that high caffeine consumption leads to low birth weight or lower head volume. However, from the first trimester, it was shown that low-caffeine mothers had females with high caffeine-lower mothers who had smaller height (CRL), thigh (FL) and body length.
As it seems, the caffeine is effective from the beginning of pregnancy For the development of the bone and water system of the baby to be born, researchers recommend that pregnant women should not consume 6 or more units of caffeine per day.
A similar recommendation is for breastfeeding mothers: According to the literature, maternal caffeine intake of more than 6 units per day delivers enough caffeine from the breast milk to start accumulating and causing it.
In fact, we can say that babies do not like coffee - either in the womb or later in our arms.
Forrбs: Bakker, R. et al. (2011): Caffeine intake, fetal growth and birth outcomes. In: Bakker, R. (Ed.): Maternal lifestyle and pregnancy complications. The generation R study. Rotterdam, 229-250. She.
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