This loose-leaf herbal tea is a great ally during pregnancy and while breastfeeding.
It promotes milk production thanks to the galactogenic herbs it contains, which are full of health benefits.
Nature provides us with natural allies to boost milk production during breastfeeding,
and they’ve been combined in this herbal tea specially formulated for expectant mothers.
This herbal tea contains nutrients that are beneficial for your body during pregnancy and while breastfeeding.
Ingredients:
Ginger, fennel, chamomile, fresh mint, anise.
From organic farming.
During pregnancy, it can be difficult to find healthy ways to take care of yourself and to know which herbal teas and teas are safe to drink.
The MAMA MIA blend was developed by a naturopath specifically for pregnancy and breastfeeding. This blend will benefit both baby and mom.
This breastfeeding herbal tea contains all the essential ingredients:
- Fennel, which stimulates lactation and also helps relieve baby’s colic,
- Green anise, which aids digestion and, most importantly, soothes baby’s colic thanks to its calming properties,
- Chamomile, which helps you stay calm.
Directions:
1 to 5 cups per day
1 to 2 teaspoons per cup; let steep for 2 to 5 minutes
You’ll start to feel relaxed as soon as you begin preparing and drinking it. This sense of calm will be passed on through your breast milk, making mealtime with your baby much more peaceful. Don’t forget the benefits of staying hydrated while breastfeeding! A well-hydrated body functions better, sleeps better, and recovers better.
Dimensions
22.5 cm (H) x 13 (W)
Net weight
50 g
Ingredients:
Ginger, fennel, chamomile, fresh mint, anise.
From organic farming.
This package contains 50g of loose herbal tea. In loose herbal teas, you’ll find leaves that are neither chopped nor broken (unlike those in tea bags). This allows them to retain their original shapes and flavors.
The plants used in herbal teas are often delicate; consuming them loose minimizes the risk of processing and thus helps preserve their benefits. Of course, from an environmental standpoint, this method of consumption reduces packaging. Since they aren’t packaged in tea bags, loose-leaf herbal teas generate less waste (provided you don’t use single-use tea strainers).
