I've been drinking decaf English breakfast tea. The only tea I've really been avoiding is Throat Coat, which normally I use to control my heartburn, because it has liquorice in it and that's supposed to cause early labor and stupid babies. I've chamomile once or twice to help me all asleep. Beyond that, I don't know about herbals, I tend to avoid what I don't know about.
I drink regular lipton tea with caffine in it!! usually I have a cup or two a day....I love coffee but it gives me terrible heartburn this time around or I'd be drinking a couple cups a day!
I drink decaf black tea (Earl gray, English breakfast). I've stayed away from herbal teas, but only because I haven?t found any good loose-leaf tea places. I'd kill for some quality peppermint or rooibos tea.
I have been drinking decaf black tea as well as Peppermint tea. I haven't heard anything bad about herbal teas. Worth researching though.
~Jessica~
"Life isn't measured by the number of breaths you take, but by the number of moments that take your breath away" ~Uknown
"You don't marry the person you can live with...you marry the person you can't live without." ~Uknown
An angel opened the book of life and wrote down my baby's birth,
Then she whispered as she closed the book, "Too beautiful for earth." ~Unknown
We lost our "Squishy" to a m/c on 10/06/2010. He/she went to heaven with my Dad and our Heavenly Father.
I've been downing blueberry, raspberry, raspberry leaf and apple cinnamon. The apple has chamomile in it but not the "medicinal quantities" that are of any concern. I also have peppermint, decaf ear grey an decaf chai.
In the morning I usually drink 1 cup English breakfast with caffine. Others that I drink throughout the day or at night are Nettle and raseberry. Those are caffine free.
I drink rooibos like it is going out of style. We use Simpson Vail for most of our loose-leaf tea. It's a small company in CT. We mail order it all the time, and they're pretty reasonably priced. DH has used Adagio teas, which if you do some searching you can find a $5 off coupon for your 1st order. They're pretty good too.
I drink red raspberry leaf tea. It's decaffinated, and many natural birth proponents recommend it because it helps to tone your uterus and prepare it for labor. I will also occasionally drink decaf green tea and chamomile.
Due 12/20/11 ~ Lost our Muskrat at 9w2d
4/25/12 ~ Our angel, Persephone James, is here!
I have been drinking regular Lipton tea but decaf. I was told to avoid anything containing Green Tea because it blocks your bodies absorption of folic acid.
I've been drinking decaf English breakfast tea. The only tea I've really been avoiding is Throat Coat, which normally I use to control my heartburn, because it has liquorice in it and that's supposed to cause early labor and stupid babies. I've chamomile once or twice to help me all asleep. Beyond that, I don't know about herbals, I tend to avoid what I don't know about.
Is that a joke?
Eleanor Noelle - 18/05/12
Claire Elisabeth - 16/-5/10
I have been drinking regular Lipton tea but decaf. I was told to avoid anything containing Green Tea because it blocks your bodies absorption of folic acid.
as long as you don't drink the green tea within a few hours of taking folic acid you should be fine. They just need to be spaced apart.
I really like the teas at David's Tea. They have a bunch that are safe for pregnant women. We have a store in the mall where I live and I just ask them. My favourites are the
Green & Fruity and the
Organic Three Lemon Green - both are make with Green Roobios. If you don't have one in your area you can order online at https://www.davidstea.com/
Re: Tea drinkers
Married DH 7/30/11
CSC arrived 5/7/12
CHC arrived 6/2/14
An angel opened the book of life and wrote down my baby's birth, Then she whispered as she closed the book, "Too beautiful for earth." ~Unknown We lost our "Squishy" to a m/c on 10/06/2010. He/she went to heaven with my Dad and our Heavenly Father.
I'll love you forever,
I'll like you for always,
As long as I'm living my baby you'll be.
- Robert Munsch
4/25/12 ~ Our angel, Persephone James, is here!
Is that a joke?
Eleanor Noelle - 18/05/12 Claire Elisabeth - 16/-5/10
as long as you don't drink the green tea within a few hours of taking folic acid you should be fine. They just need to be spaced apart.