I've never been much of a soda pop drinker. I've had my share of them and I like them. I just wouldn't call myself a pop junkie. Most of the time, I can take them or leave them. Until pregnancy!! Now I crave Dr. Pepper like crazy. Most of the time I just take a sip of my husband's fountain drink. That is usually enough to satisfy me. But then some days, I crave my very own.
I talked it over with my doctor and caffeine isn't as taboo during pregnancy as it used to be. I remember when I was...
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