Traditional Medicinals Organic Mother's Milk Women's Tea 32ct , Promotes Healthy Lactation for Breastfeeding Moms,

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No, tea will not cause colic in breastfed babies if you avoid caffeine. The caffeine content in teas can worsen colic symptoms. Nursing mothers might notice that their little one is fussier or has difficulty sleeping after nursing. This is because of the caffeine that has made its way into breast milk. Moms are encouraged not to drink more than 200-300 mg of caffeine while breastfeeding. That’s the equivalent of approximately 3 cups of earl grey tea. However, some babies will be more sensitive to caffeine than others. If your little one is more sensitive to caffeine, they may be fussy if you only drink one cup of tea. Keep an eye on how your little one acts after you drink tea with caffeine, and discontinue use if you notice colic-like symptoms. Can tea cause gas in breastfed babies?

Prolactin levels increase during pregnancy and remain high while breastfeeding, stimulating milk production. Not the same plant as milk thistle but also very beneficial for making more milk while nursing. Blessed thistle is believed to increase the hormones prolactin and oxytocin which can increase breast milk and help make milk flow easier.In addition to Mother’s Milk Tea, staying well-hydrated by drinking water, coconut water, and other non-caffeinated beverages can help support milk production. Can You Blend Your Own Milk Boosting Tea at Home?

Fenugreek is an herb with a taste similar to maple syrup. While there is still much research to be done on fenugreek, limited studies suggest that it may help increase milk production. It should, however, be avoided during pregnancy as it can cause uterine contractions. (There is also some concern that fenugreek acts like estrogen and may be unsafe for women with hormone-sensitive cancers.) Overall, mother’s milk tea can be a helpful tool for some breastfeeding mothers who are struggling with milk production. However, it is important to use caution and be aware of potential side effects. Role in Breastfeeding and Lactation

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Some mothers will need to discontinue the use of nursing tea if they find that their milk supply is increasing too much. Remember, an oversupply of milk can also cause problems. Sometimes it is best to use the tea only until you have increased your supply. Smoking has been found to decrease milk production in lactating mothers. Nicotine can also be transferred to the baby through breast milk, which can have harmful effects on the baby’s health. Therefore, it is recommended that lactating mothers avoid smoking altogether. If you find the taste of Mother’s Milk Tea unappealing, here are some tips to make it more enjoyable: Mother’s milk tea is a herbal tea blend that is often marketed as a natural way to increase breast milk supply in nursing mothers. The tea is made with a combination of herbs that have been traditionally used as galactagogues, substances that promote lactation. You should try other tips as well, especially if you’re opposed to supplementing with formula in case your milk supply doesn’t respond as well as you’d hoped.

Fennel seed and fenugreek are two classic herbs with galactagogue qualities used in Milkmakers lactation tea, which has a natural berry flavor. You can devour it hot or cold and see an increase in milk production tremendously. However, it is important to note that not all women will experience an increase in milk supply from drinking mother’s milk tea. In some cases, the tea may have little to no effect on milk production. Additionally, the tea may cause side effects in some women, such as gastrointestinal upset or allergic reactions. But lactation teas are generally caffeine-free, so that means you’re in the clear, right? Not so fast. First, you should consult with your doctor or medical professional. The problem is that not all herbal teas are created equal.

Another herb found in mother’s milk tea is fennel. Fennel contains phytoestrogens, which are plant compounds that mimic the effects of estrogen in the body. While phytoestrogens may have some health benefits, they may also have negative effects on individuals with hormone-sensitive conditions.