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Herbs for Breastfeeding

How to Increase Milk Supply with Nursing Tea

For every nursing Mom out there I recommend Nursing Time Tea, which contains the following ingredients:

Fennel seed

Helps increase milk production for nursing mothers and helps alleviate digestive complaints for both mom and baby.

Goat's Rue

Acts to stimulate the production and flow of breast milk.

Blessed thistle

Helps increase milk production and contains an effective bitter to aid digestion and liver function.

Alfalfa

Contains key vitamins and minerals, including Vitamin K, to help enrich breast milk.

Anise Seed

Helps increase milk production while alleviating gas, colic and indigestion.

Lemon verbena

Adds its lemony essence to create a delicious flavor.

Benefits of Herbs for Breastfeeding

Drinking herbal teas while nursing is a great way to support the health of both mother and baby. A breastfeeding tea provides an additional source of nutrients that increase the quality and the quantity of mother's milk. This is especially important when your baby is exclusively btreasfed.

Here are some more benefits of breastfeeding tea:
  • Prevent dehydration
  • Increase mineral absorption
  • Prevent postpartum depression
  • Increase milk supply
  • Strengthen the immune system


Herbs for Breastfeeding
Breastfeeding Tea

A delicious herbal tea designed specifically for nursing mothers safe for mother and child. Nursing Time Tea is the all-natural, breasfeeding herbal tea designed to support a healthy milk supply. It helps increase milk quality and quantity while helping mineral absorption and prevent dehydration.

How Do Herbs for Breastfeeding Help You?

When I was a baby my maternal grandmother used to tell my mom to give me fennel tea because it would increase digestion, help reduce gas and prevent colic.

Little did I know that while taking nursing time tea my sons colic improved overnight!

It was the fennel tea in my nursing tea that was helping me increase my milk supply and him digest my milk more efficiently.

The herbs for breastfeeding in your nursing tea has been used by women over the centuries and this wisdom is still passed on.

Fennel seed and Anise seed promote breast milk production, alleviates gas and digestion discomfort for both mother and baby.

Other important herbs for breastfeeding are Goats Rue that helps promote production of breast milk, Blessed Thistle that not only helps postpartum women make breast milk, but also helps restore hormonal balance after giving birth.

Another important ingredient of your nursing tea should always be Alfalfa because it is rich in minerals and vitamins that are required for high quality milk. This is very important in prevent mineral and vitamin deficiency in both mother and child.

I know for a fact that it you try Nursing Time Tea, you will love it!

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