HOTTEA MAMA | Milk’s Up | Organic Breastfeeding Tea | For Lactation and Nursing | Caffeine Free | Herbal Tea | 14 Whole Leaf Biodegradable Pyramid Bags - Makes 42 Cups Of Tea

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Breastfeeding – If you are planning on breastfeeding your baby we have a range of helpful products to ensure your feeding journey runs as smoothly as possible.

Nursery Decor – Create your dream nursery for the arrival of your little one with our range of fun nursery decor. The lactation tea is highly flavoured and the colic tea is much more subtle, but still quite pleasant.All girls and women, including breastfeeding women, should eat no more than 2 portions of oily fish a week. There’s no magic potion to immediately increase your milk supply, and it’s extremely important to explore all options to increase your breastmilk supply. This high-quality tea is packaged in individual sachets to prevent the loss of valuable essential oils, with unbleached tea bags, and contains no added sugar or synthetic flavourings. Each pack contains 14 biodegradable pyramid tea bags which can make 28 cups of tea - don't throw the bag away. Caffeine free so your baby won't be affected, the herbs have a long tradiitonal use to support milk supply.

As with any herbal remedy or supplement, it’s always important to talk to your GP first before you start taking it, especially if you think you’re having problems with your breast milk supply, as something else could be causing this issue. Night Lights – Create a comfortable nursery setting for your little one with our range of nursery night lights.Most women produce enough milk for their baby but if you need a helping hand we have created a unique blend to assist you. While it's more common when first infant formula milk is introduced or when your baby starts eating solids, it can happen while breastfeeding. Browse baby bottles, formula preparation machines and other bottle feeding essentials all in one place. These are natural galactagogues which have been used for millennia to support your milk supply, but they also taste delicious. I cant talk much about lactation part since I haven't used them yet but taste wise they are amazing and fresh.

So if you include these in your diet you have a good chance of supporting your body in feeding your baby. Look after yourself by eating well and incorporating food and drinks that are known to boost your milk supply.Organic Milk’s Up breastfeeding tea, is a whole leaf blend of natural galactagogues, linked to supporting milk supply and fat content of milk. Whilst Milk's Up tea is not a drug, and is a natural remedy, you should give it 3-5 days to have an impact. But so many of our friends have reported great success when using it, so we can only hope it will help you too. Allowing you to get daily tasks done or get our and about whilst baby is happy and content, close to their parents.

Unless you're allergic to peanuts, there's no evidence to suggest you should avoid them (or any peanut-based foods like peanut butter) while breastfeeding.It won 'Best Maternity Product' - at the 2019 UK Baby Awards, and the 'Best Breastfeeding Support Product', at the 2020 Project Baby Awards. It's not just tea and coffee that contains caffeine – it's in chocolate, and various energy drinks and soft drinks.