Pregnancy Wellbeing Tea
Pregnancy Wellbeing Tea
You can purchase our Pregnancy Tea at our new online store Flourish Tea
My Pregnancy Wellbeing Tea is nourishing and very delicious. I use the finest organic herbs, Australian grown where possible. The quality of these herbs help enhance the therapeutic value and flavour . This blend is designed to support your body in preparation for birth. Traditionally, both Red Raspberry leaf and Shatavari have been used as uterine toning herbs. This blend also contains herbs that are used to help nourish your body ready for breastmilk production.
What others have to say…
I absolutely love Jodi’s Pregnancy Wellbeing Tea. The flavour is awesome and theirs so many herbs that I know are helping me be a calmer and more balanced person while I’m pregnant. I’m sure that drinking this tea has helped ease the anxiety I was experiencing daily.
Louise
I drank Jodi's preconception tea before conceiving. I enjoyed it as an ice tea over summer and found my body responded well to the herbs. It was a no brainier to continue to drink Jodi's teas after we conceived. So I did the same (prepared on ice) with the pregnancy tea for the latter trimesters to ready my body for birth and breastfeeding. And of course I couldn't resist Jodi's teas post birth (restorative, breastfeeding and the healing herbs). It was great to brew a litre at a time and have beside me while feeding. Love the delicious flavours, there’s no better!
Anna
About these organic ingredients
Red Raspberry and Nettle Leaves, traditional herbs that support the strength and tone of the uterine muscles and pelvic floor whilst encouraging better iron levels. Drinking Raspberry Leaf daily in the second and third trimester is reported to shorten the length of active labour due to Raspberry Leaf toning the uterine muscle fibres in preparation for birth.
Shatavari, renowned in Ayurveda as a uterine tonic, supporting all aspects of female hormone balance. Another great herb for preparing the uterine muscle for birth. Shatavari has been used in Ayurvedic medicine to help prevent miscarriage.
Ginger, supports healthier digestion and may help ease morning sickness.
Spearmint, smooths the taste of the medicinal herbs and may offer relief from nausea.
Chamomile, a long-time favourite used extensively in Germany for many generations. Supporting better sleeping habits and aiding in the reduction of anxiety and nervous energy.
Sweet Orange Peel, makes this tea taste yummy as she smooths all the bitter edges of the more beneficial herbs.
Rose, is beautiful, she smells divine and encourages gentle balance of our tender emotions.
How to Brew Your Tea?
I personally like my tea strong in flavour, I use 1 generous teaspoon of herbs per cup and allow it to brew for a good 10 minutes. For those who like a gentle flavoured tea, brew only 5 minutes. You can brew your tea herbs twice as the majority of the herbs in my teas are Australian grown which provides a far superior herbal tea which is why the tea is still delicious on the second brew.
The longer brewing time allows the herbs to release their full flavour and beneficial value. For the most therapeutic benefit brew your tea over night which allows 8 hours for the herbs to release all their goodness
Another fun way to brew tea is “sun brewing”. A gentle process protecting the vitamin and mineral content of the herbs. Place ¼ cup of herbs in a litre jar, cover the herbs with water and give them a good shake. Cover the jar with a dark cloth and leave the brew in the sun for the day.
Drink 2-4 cups from the 2nd trimester and beyond.
Why I created Pregnancy Wellbeing Tea?
Pregnancy is a time of profound change. Your body is changing in ways that are quite miraculous and with that change there are many physical and emotional demands. Your body has much greater nutritional needs than ever before, drinking high quality organic tea designed to support you and your baby is an enjoyable way to get that extra support your body demands.
As a doula I like supporting women during their pregnancies and birth experiences. One very subtle thing I knew I could do to help many women was create a tea that helped prepare womens bodies for birth. "Pregnancy Wellbeing" tea encourages the uterine muscle fibres to strengthen so your uterus has the opportunity to function optimally during labour and birth.
Information on the traditional uses and properties of herbs on this site are not intended as medical advice. The statements have not been evaluated by any medical authority. If you have any serious health concerns, you should always check with your health care practitioner before self-administering herbs