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Herbal comfort for colic, gas, reflux & restful tummies
Safe for ages 1 month+ | 16oz jar (makes approx. 32 cups)
Product Description:
This sacred herbal blend was crafted for the tiniest tummies and the grandest love. Designed to ease discomfort from colic, gas, reflux, and fussiness, this tea is a gentle guide for babies learning to root into their bodies.
Made with four calming herbs—Fennel, Chamomile, Catnip, and Lemon Balm—this blend is inspired by traditional remedies passed down through grandmothers, midwives, and healers. Every sip is a lullaby for the belly.
Though it’s made for babies, it’s a ritual for the whole household. Brew a stronger cup for yourself and share in the moment—nurturing both your peace and theirs.
Why Babies Spit Up:
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The lower esophageal sphincter (the tiny door between stomach and esophagus) is immature, like a gate still learning its job.
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If the belly is too full, too gassy, or under pressure, milk can come back up easily—this is called reflux, though in babies it’s often normal and not harmful unless it causes pain or poor weight gain.
How These Herbs Help:
| Herb | Action for Spit-Up & Reflux |
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| Fennel | Relieves gas, relaxes spasms in the belly, and reduces pressure that can cause reflux. It helps milk settle down instead of coming back up. |
| Chamomile | Calms the stomach muscles and soothes the gut-brain connection, reducing digestive upset and emotional distress that can trigger spit-up. |
| Catnip | Traditionally used to ease reflux in babies and calm the nervous system. It helps the stomach process milk more gently. |
| Lemon Balm | Mild carminative (gas reliever) and antispasmodic, known to reduce gastric tension that can push milk upward. |
Other Tips to Reduce Spit-Up:
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Feed upright and keep baby upright for 20–30 mins after feeding.
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Burp frequently during feeding.
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Avoid overfeeding—sometimes smaller, more frequent feedings reduce spit-up.
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Use a slow-flow nipple if bottle-feeding.
Is This Blend Suitable for Newborns?
For babies older than 1 month:
Yes—this blend, when prepared properly as a very weak tea, is generally considered safe. These herbs are widely used in traditional remedies for colic, gas, reflux, and restlessness.
For newborns (0–4 weeks):
Use with caution and intention. The digestive and immune systems are still forming their sacred boundaries. Herbal support at this stage must be:
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Extremely diluted
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Given in tiny amounts (1/2 to 1 teaspoon max)
Spiritual Benefits:
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Calms the gut-brain connection
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Anchors baby into the physical body gently
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Carries ancestral energy of protection and peace
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Eases emotional overstimulation and energetic tension
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Supports bonding through sacred ritual and care
Blessing:
"May every drop be a lullaby,
every breath a softening,
and every belly a peaceful home."
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