TEA AND PHILOSOPHY/
EXPECTANCY TEA
There is nothing more miraculous than the experience of a new life growing inside you.
Nine months gives you plenty of time to wonder who am I expecting?
What will they be like and why did they choose me?
Expectancy Tea is a blend of Raspberry leaf with a hint of peppermint that puts you in touch with the miracle of new life while helping ease the physical pains of being an expectant mother.
40 gm
HOLISTIC BENEFITS
Raspberry Leaf is thought to ease morning sickness, prevent bleeding gums often experienced in pregnancy, as well as calming cramping of the uterus
We recommend drinking after the 32nd week of pregnancy
Most benefical during the later 2 months of pregnancy - may encourage a stronger labour.
Raspberry leaf tea contains the alkaloid 'fragine' which is said to strengthen and tone the muscles of the uterus, helping them to contract more efficiently during labour. Australian research indicates that taking raspberry leaf during the weeks prior to delivery helps to shorten the second stage of labour by making contractions more effective.
Certified Organic by the Soil Association
We recommend drinking after the 32nd week of pregnancy
Most benefical during the later 2 months of pregnancy - may encourage a stronger labour.
Raspberry leaf tea contains the alkaloid 'fragine' which is said to strengthen and tone the muscles of the uterus, helping them to contract more efficiently during labour. Australian research indicates that taking raspberry leaf during the weeks prior to delivery helps to shorten the second stage of labour by making contractions more effective.
Certified Organic by the Soil Association
PRODUCT USE
1) Put the kettle on to boil.
2) Warm your favourite teapot.
3) Add one tablespoon of tea for yourself and an extra pinch for your person-to-be.
4)Allow to brew for five minutes while wondering: Will they show up on time or keep me guessing? Will they sleep all day and then punctuate the night? Will they be a tomboy or an angel? Will there be scribbles on my wall and macaroni on my floor? And will the all-time favourite colour be lime green or dayglo pink? Whose eyes will they inherit? Will it be rugby, lacrosse, ballet or the double-bass? Mozart, Motorhead or Mantovani? Will they be your best friend or your sternest critic? Both, maybe. And finally, what made them choose me from a million other mothers?
5) Stir and pour.
6) Expect.
2) Warm your favourite teapot.
3) Add one tablespoon of tea for yourself and an extra pinch for your person-to-be.
4)Allow to brew for five minutes while wondering: Will they show up on time or keep me guessing? Will they sleep all day and then punctuate the night? Will they be a tomboy or an angel? Will there be scribbles on my wall and macaroni on my floor? And will the all-time favourite colour be lime green or dayglo pink? Whose eyes will they inherit? Will it be rugby, lacrosse, ballet or the double-bass? Mozart, Motorhead or Mantovani? Will they be your best friend or your sternest critic? Both, maybe. And finally, what made them choose me from a million other mothers?
5) Stir and pour.
6) Expect.
