Caffeine

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What is a safe level of caffeine consumption while breastfeeding?

Amy says

AMY SAYS: I recommend limiting your caffeine intake to no more than 500 mg daily in the early weeks and months of breastfeeding. A newborn may be more sensitive to moderate caffeine consumption than an older infant. If your infant … Continue reading →

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