An effective blend of certified organic herbs for mom and baby after childbirth.
Comfrey contains allantoin, a cell-proliferate that promotes tissue repair. Plantain helps in the healing of haemorrhoids. Chamomile speeds wound healing and reduces inflammation. Shepherd’s Purse helps to prevent and control bleeding. Uva Ursi encourages healing. Sea salt and garlic are aseptic and antibacterial. Each bag contains enough for 2 baths. Best used right after birth. Mom and baby may soak together in the tub as long as they are comfortable. Herbal combination helps babies cord heal. May also aid with water retention during pregnancy. Make ahead and freeze in two separate containers for birth day.

A salve that may be applied to nipples to provide relief.
Calendula flowers are known to aid chaffed and irritated skin. May prevent sore nipples if used after each nursing. Apply after each nursing. Does not need to be washed off before feedings. P.S. helps prevent nursing pads from sticking. Contains certified organic calendula flowers, sunflower oil, cider vinegar and beeswax.

Olive oil soothes and heals skin irritations. Barley and oats aid elasticity and are high in B vitamins and minerals. Comfrey provides relief of tenderness and heals stretched skin. Lavender calms and soothes.

Massage baby in utero and at the same time reduce stretch marks and soothe dry, itching skin with Yemaya's cocoa-tangerine blend.
Contains sunflower oil, cocoa butter, shae butter, coconut oil, vitamin E. oil, beeswax, tangerine and lavender essential oil.  Apply at least twice daily.

Designed by a midwife specifically for labouring women.
Many uses for after delivery makes this wheat pack a necessity. Apply heated pad to sore/swollen breasts before and in between nursings. Heat wheat pack and place in babies crib before feedings so that when you place baby down the area is warmed up, therefore less of a chance of baby waking. Place warm wheat pack in the stroller on cool days when you are out walking to help keep baby warm. Place a knee high stocking over top to keep it clean. Apply to sore neck, back, upset tummy etc.

Contains sweet almond oil, olive oil, calendula flowers, peppermint leaves, comfrey root, essential oils of lavender and orange.  Apply to perineum pre-natally or during birth to aid stretching and facilitate healing.

Raspberry encourages healthy reproductive organs. Nettle aids kidney function, eases cramping and is high in iron, calcium and vitamin C and also helps increase milk production in nursing mother. Chamomile is calming and soothing. Meadowsweet is often referred to as nature’s tums for digestive upsets.

Blessed Thistle stimulates milk flow and restores vitality to weary mothers. Nettle supplies vitamins and minerals, particularly calcium. Fennel Seeds increase milk production and tones the digestive system. Properties are carried through the breast milk to curtail colic and indigestion.

Cramp Bark relieves the pain of uterine contractions after birth and during menstrual flow. Blue Cohosh helps the uterus return to its pre-pregnancy state. Hops are a sleep inducing, milk-producing painkiller.

Licorice restores hormonal balance. Rosemary increases milk flow, adds calcium, tones the liver, and is a “wise woman “ favorite for depression. Skullcap is a nerve strengthener and soother. DO NOT USE IF YOU HAVE HIGH BLOOD PRESSURE.

A natural anti-inflammatory and skin soother.  Also helps to regulate the menstrual cycle and lessens fever.

Controls fever (catnip tea enemas reduce fever quickly), aids digestion and sleep, relieves stress, stimulates the appetite.  Good for anxiety, colds and flu, inflammation, pain, and stress.

Cleanses the blood stream and liver, increases the production of bile.  Used as a diuretic.  Also reduces serum cholesterol and uric acid.  Improves functioning of the kidneys, pancreas, spleen, and stomach.  Useful for abscesses, anemia, boils, breast tumors, cirrhosis of the liver, fluid retention, hepatitis, jaundice, and rheumatism.  May aid in the prevention of age spots and breast cancer.

Will induce euphoria or ease depression, nervous exhaustion, nausea, and early stages of cold and flu.

Brewed as a tea; raspberry leaf is the best known, most widely used and safest of all uterine/pregnancy tonic herbs. It contains fragrine, an alkaloid that gives tone to the muscles of the pelvic region, including the uterus itself. Most of the benefits associated with the regular use of raspberry leaf tea throughout pregnancy can be traced to the strengthening power of fragrine and to the rich concentration of Vitamin C, the presence of Vitamin E, and easily assimilated calcium and iron. Raspberry leaves also contain Vitamins A and B complex and many minerals, including phosphorous and potassium.

Benefits of drinking this tea before and throughout pregnancy include:
1. increasing fertility in both men and women. Raspberry Leaf is an excellent fertility herb when combined with Red Clover.
2. Preventing miscarriage and haemorrhage. Raspberry Leaf tones the uterus and helps prevent miscarriage and postpartum haemorrhage from a relaxed or atonic uterus.
3. Easing of morning sickness. Many women attest to Raspberry leaves’ gentle relief of nausea and stomach distress throughout pregnancy.
4. Reducing pain during labour and after birth. By toning the muscles used during labour and delivery, raspberry leaf eliminates many of the reasons for a painful delivery and prolonged recovery. It does not, however, counter the pain of cervical dilation.
5. Assisting a safe and speedy postpartum recovery. Raspberry leaf works to encourage the uterus to let go and function without tension. It does not strengthen contractions but does allow the contracting uterus to work more effectively and so may make the birth easier and faster.
6. Helping to bring down an undelivered placenta. Raspberry Leaf combined with Ground Ivy or Angelica facilitates the birth of the placenta.
7. Assisting in production of plentiful breast milk. The high mineral content of Raspberry Leaf assists in milk production, but its astringency may counter that for some women.