While it is an important topic and a great subject choice, this posting is neither original, or particularly informative as a stand alone advice article.  If you google what you have written, it is also posted word for word on a lot of other sites, plus you don't actually provide any information of your own, you have to go to a link to read it.   I don't think it meets Minti's Editorial Guidelines, nor does it provide any substantial advice without accessing the link. 

I think it could become a great article if you were to summarise your findings in your own words and only use the links as a reference to your sources and to substantiate your own advice.

I have also posted some advice on Caffeine during pregnancy and Caffeine's affects on sperm count.  If you are interested just click on the links.

that's prolly why i am having issues because I drink either pop or tea, aww that is sad!!!!

I need to start drinking more water and some decafinated teas!

I cut out caffeine (pretty much) when I decided to try and get pregnant. I am a tea but not coffee drinker anyway, so it wasn't too hard to find a nice decaf tea. It took a time to try various brands and find a good one, but my other half has now switched, too, and I hate drinking caffeinated tea now as it makes me feel so thirsty. I use Typhoo as it is stronger than some of the other weak ones. I notice you only specified women, because I actually think that caffeine was responsible for me eventually falling with my first - it is believed that the man taking caffeined in sensible limits gives the sperm a bit of a boost.

If you can, why not find and refer to some of the stuides you mentioned? You can either put an except, referenced, in the body of your article, or add external links to the bottom. It all helps to make it more interesting for readers!