10+ Teas To Ease Mummy Woes

Herbal tea to soothe mummy woes and promote relaxation during pregnancy or postpartum Perfect for e

7. Relaxation During Pregnancy

Our Pick: HerBelly Tea Tales ‘The Missing Peace’

Herbelly tea tales the missing peace

Trying to figure out how to assemble any baby related furniture, prams or car seats can set off a minefield of F-bombs. Keep calm and bake a peaceful baby with The Missing Peace. The relaxing benefits of Chamomile, Lemon Balm and Withania make this blend an ideal night cap. Exhale the worries of the day and prepare for peaceful slumber with organic Withania, Organic Chamomile and Organic Lemon Balm

8. Reflux During Pregnancy

Our Pick: HerBelly Tea Tales ‘Zesty Digesty’

Herbelly tea tales zesty digesty

As your gestating baby packs on the pound and starts kicking at your lungs and other important internal organs, your beautiful belly is working its way up.  Your heart burns with the anticipation of your baby’s arrival. It could also be indigestion. Help tame the tummy fire with this clean, crisp concoction. Also beneficial for breastfeeding mothers with Fennel, Organic Chamomile, Orange and organic Spearmint

9. Uterine Health

Our Pick: HerBelly Tea Tales ‘Ripe for the Picking’

Herbal tea for easing mummy stress and supporting breastfeeding

Another joyous symptom of pregnancy is an imbalance of, well, everything. Center of gravity, hormones and vaginal flora leaving you prone to the familiar sting of a UTI. Keep yourself primed for the delivery of your precious cargo with this tasty tonic. To be enjoyed from 28 weeks of pregnancy and beyond. Organic Raspberry leaf,  organic Withania, Organic Chamomile and Organic Peppermint

10. Post-Birth Recovery

Our Pick: HerBelly Tea Tales ‘Ripe for the Picking’

Herbal tea for easing mummy stress and supporting breastfeeding

Having run the 9-month marathon, (complete with the advice of sideline hecklers), after pregnancy, labour and childbirth, you may be feeling a little bombed out. Beneficial for post-birth recovery and breastfeeding. To be enjoyed from 28 weeks of pregnancy and beyond. Organic Raspberry leaf,  organic Withania, organic Chamomile and Organic Peppermint

11. Haemorrhoids

Our Pick: HerBelly Tea Tales ‘Dandy Chamonilla’

Loose leaf chamomile tea in a cylindrical container ideal for soothing mummies

No one likes a bunch of grapes protruding from their bum. This scrumptious blend features the circulation boosting perks of Dandelion Root, to help keep your body running smoothly.  Hints of Vanilla and Cacao make Dandy Chamonilla a delectable and satisfying brew with dandelion root, organic Chamomile, Organic Cacao bits, Vanilla Bean and Natural Vanilla flavour

12. Breast Milk Nourishment

Our Pick: HerBelly Tea Tales ‘Ripe for the Picking’ or ‘Zesty Digesty’

Herbelly tea tales zesty digesty

Breastfeeding can be really stressful for some, especially when there’s a voracious little vampire looking to munch on your nips. Often worried about whether we have enough milk, breastfeeding mothers can rest easy while sip Zesty Digesty’s blend of Fennel, Organic Chamomile, Orange and organic Spearmint, can hydrate, nourish and stimulate supply.

13. Baby’s Upset Stomach

Our Pick: HerBelly Tea Tales ‘Little Belly’

Organic loose leaf tea in pink packaging for soothing mummy stress and relaxation

When your little one is unwell, you feel their hurt in your own heart and would go to the end of the earth to put a stop to it. Help soothe your cherub’s tummy aches and sniffles at home with this gentle blend of organic German Chamomile, Lemon Balm and Organic Ginger.

Herbal teas are best steeped with water that is just below boiling point. So flick off the kettle just before it clicks, whistles or dings, pour, steep, and enjoy!

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Clare Whitfield Chief Editor
Clare Whitfield is the Editor of Stay at Home Mum and a recognised voice in practical home management for Australian families. Based in the northern suburbs of Sydney, she balances editorial leadership with life as a stay at home mum to two school age children. Her background in home economics and more than a decade of experience in recipe development, family budgeting, and household systems inform her work.

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