The March of Dimes (MOD 2002) notes that during pregnancy, caffeine easily passes from the mother to her unborn child through the placenta.

Numerous studies have been conducted to determine the effects of caffeine intake on fertility in women.

Numerous studies have examined the effects of caffeine intake on fertility and pregnancy.

Caffeine can enter the breast milk of nursing mothers.

Millions of Americans just gotta have it--coffee, that is.

The British Journal of Cancer concluded that 50% of women are susceptible to caffeine-related breast shrinkage.

Making healthy food choices after your baby is born also will help you stay healthy, which will help your mood and energy level.

Many medicines are relatively safe to take while you are pregnant, but some are not.

The effects of mercury on unborn children have been documented in cases of accidental poisonings and in scientific studies.

Certain foods and beverages can harm your baby if you eat or drink them while you are pregnant.