It is generally safe to drink Lucozade during pregnancy, but with important moderation and choice considerations due to caffeine and sugar content. Lucozade Sport, which contains no caffeine and very little sugar, is a safe choice. Other types, such as Lucozade Energy or Lucozade Alert, have varying levels of caffeine (e.g., Lucozade Alert has 32 mg caffeine per 100 ml, while Lucozade Energy has about 12 mg per 100 ml). Pregnant women are advised to keep caffeine intake below 200 mg per day, so drinking multiple bottles of caffeinated Lucozade could exceed this limit and pose risks. Some pregnant women find Lucozade helpful for relieving morning sickness symptoms due to rehydration and energy boost from sugar and caffeine, though there is no scientific proof it cures nausea. However, excessive sugar intake is a concern during pregnancy, as it provides little nutritional value and may contribute to gestational diabetes or unhealthy weight gain. In summary, drinking Lucozade in moderation during pregnancy is fine, especially caffeine-free versions, but avoid several bottles a day and be mindful of total caffeine and sugar intake from all sources. Consult healthcare providers if unsure or if you have specific pregnancy concerns.