Mrs. allen asks about drinking coffee during her pregnancy, stating that she "needs" to have her morning cup of coffee every day. what information regarding caffeine intake during pregnancy is most appropriate?

The most appropriate answer would be that a woman who is pregnant may consume up 200 g of caffeine because this will be safe. Therefore, it is evident that a smaller amount of caffeine is safe during pregnancy because a lot of caffeine has been found to increase seizures as well as penetrate freely to the placenta. This is dangerous and can cause harm to the unborn child.