Breastfeeding can be a challenging time, particularly in the first few weeks. This traditional herbal formula includes Fennel and Nettle to support optimal production and quality of breast milk.
Targeted nutrients also support uterine recovery after labour and healthy digestion for baby.
Formulated without gluten, honey, dairy, sugar, caffeine, artificial flavours, colours or preservatives. GE free.
Main indications
– For all breastfeeding mothers as a postpartum nutrient boost
– Low milk supply
– Colicky baby – provides digestive support with carminative and soothing nutrients via breastmilk
– To accelerate mother’s uterine recovery after birth
Key features
– Effective & hypoallergenic: Professionally formulated, multi-component medicinal tea formula containing 100% certified organic therapeutic grade herbs. Suitable for all ages, and gentle on sensitive systems.
– Highly bioavailable & fast-acting: Each dose contains 1000mg of highly bioavailable actives that are absorbed within seconds.
– Suitable alongside prescription drug regime: We have thoroughly checked all herbs and dosages for any herb-drug interactions, and we keep up to date with all current research. This organic tea formula has a high safety profile and provides support when nothing else can.
Directions: Use 1 level teaspoon (1000mg) per cup (150ml) and infuse with boiling water for 5- 10 minutes.
Repeat up to three times daily.
Certified organic ingredients:
Foeniculum vulgare fructus (Fennel seed)
Pimpinella anisum fructus (Aniseed)
Matricaria chamomilla flos (Chamomile)
Urtica dioica herba (Nettle)
Rubus idaeus folium (Raspberry leaf)
No artificial colours, flavours, sweeteners or preservatives. No caffeine. No added sugar. No honey. Gluten and dairy free.
Safety
– Do not use if there is a known allergy to any of the ingredients.
– No known herb-drug interactions within the recommended dosage.
– Suitable for pregnant and breastfeeding women at the recommended dosage.
– No restriction on long-term maintenance use.
– No known herb-drug interactions within the recommended dosage.
Try these tips to help you make more milk:
- Breastfeed every time your baby is hungry. In the early weeks, your baby will eat 8-12 times every 24 hours. It’s best not to put your baby on a strict feeding schedule. Follow your baby’s cues, and let your baby tell you when it’s time to eat.
- Make sure your baby is latching well.
- Offer both breasts at each feeding. Let your baby finish the first side, then offer the other side.
- Empty your breasts at each feeding. Hand express or pump after a feeding to draw out all the milk and signal your body to make more.
- Avoid bottles and pacifiers in the early weeks. Feed your baby from your breast whenever you can.
- Get plenty of sleep, and eat a healthy diet.
