An Australian study has found no link between its consumption and any difficulties in a child's brain development.
Drinking coffee during pregnancy may not be bad for a baby's brain development, according to a new Australian study.However researchers are still advising expectant mothers to continue following medical guidelines on caffeine intake.Drinking coffee during pregnancy may not be bad for a baby's brain development, according to a new Australian study.
The participants also answered questions about their child's development until the age of eight, including their social, motor and language skills. Caffeine accumulation was thought to impact the developing foetal brain, but the University of Queensland's Dr Gunn-Helen Moen said previous observational studies couldn't account for other environmental factors such as alcohol, cigarette smoke or poor diet.
"It mimics a randomised controlled trial without subjecting pregnant mothers and their babies to any ill effects.
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