Foods to avoid: alcohol
Similarly, within 30 to 60 minutes of consuming booze your blood-alcohol level will equal the amount of alcohol in your breastmilk. It's recommended that if you do drink, restrict your intake to one standard drink per day and ensure you leave two to three hours before feeding again.
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