Lactating mothers should drink less milk tea. Although milk tea is rich in protein, vitamins and other nutrients, it can prevent edema, induce diuresis and detoxify, relieve fatigue and replenish energy if drunk in moderation.

However, because milk tea contains trans fatty acids, excessive intake will not only affect the mother's milk secretion, but also affect the baby's physical health and intellectual development. Caffeine will excite your baby and affect your normal sleep. Tea polyphenols will increase his gastrointestinal burden and affect the healthy development of his digestive system.

In addition, most milk teas on the market now have added pigments and various food additives, which are not good for the health. Drinking too much milk tea will also make the mother's heart beat faster, the blood circulation in the body will increase sharply, and the urine output will also increase. For pregnant women, it will increase the pressure on the heart and liver and kidney, so it is better to drink less. When you really can't help it, you can drink a small cup or make a relatively safe and healthy family milk tea at home.