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New Mom Parineeti Chopra Caught Stealing Husband Raghav Chadha’s Coffee
Published: 20/11/25
Updated: 20/11/25
Parineeti shared this adorable confession via her Instagram Stories, where she posted a picture of herself with a fresh cup of coffee, but the twist was that it came from her husband’s stash. In her light‑hearted caption, she wrote in Hindi, “Ek baar phir Raghav ki coffee churaate huye” (“Once again, stealing Raghav’s coffee”).
This isn’t the first time she’s done it. Earlier, she posted a similar image, making it clear that this playful coffee theft is part of their everyday life together.
What may seem like a silly anecdote actually gives us a lovely peek into the reality of their new life. The small happiness they find in the journey of new parenting, which is usually tiring. As new parents, Parineeti and Raghav are navigating busy days and sleepless nights, and coffee has become their little fuel.
Raghav, too, has embraced this part of parenthood. He once posted a photo on his Instagram Stories showing a cup of coffee at 12:32 am, captioning it, “Baby duties + work duties = fueled by coffee.” Parineeti reshared it, joking that Raghav was spitting facts.
More Than Just Coffee
Earlier, Parineeti also posted romantic, candid photos related to coffee. Once she revealed a sneakily clicked photo by Raghav. That photo, paired with her coffee confession, gives off cozy, lived‑in couple goals.
In another Instagram moment, she revealed that she once ordered coffee for one with a slice of cake, captioning it, “Missing you @raghavchadha88.”
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Is Coffee Safe for New Moms? What Experts Say?
Many new moms wonder if it is safe to drink coffee, especially while breastfeeding. According to experts, moderate caffeine intake usually about 1–2 cups a day is generally considered safe. However, you need to keep a check on the intake as too much caffeine can sometimes cause restlessness or irritability in both mom and baby.
Dr. Neeraj Mishra, a postpartum expert, explains that caffeine does pass into breast milk, but in small amounts it’s usually harmless. He advises new mothers to spread out coffee intake during the day and monitor the baby for any signs of fussiness.
Nutritionists also recommend pairing coffee with a healthy meal or snack rather than drinking it on an empty stomach, which can help prevent acidity and maintain energy levels. Drinking water alongside coffee is equally important to stay hydrated, especially for breastfeeding mothers.
Quick Coffee Tips for New Moms
- Stick to moderate consumption: 1–2 cups a day is usually safe.
- Avoid drinking coffee late at night to prevent disrupting sleep for both mom and baby.
- Pair coffee with food or snacks to reduce acidity or jitteriness.
- Stay hydrated. Water is essential to balance the mild diuretic effect of coffee.
- Watch your baby for any signs of fussiness if breastfeeding, and adjust intake accordingly.
Well, we are sure Parineeti would be taking care of these small but important habits as she enjoys her stolen sips of coffee. After all, even a new mom deserves her little moments of comfort!
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