As a midwife (and doula since 2011), I have always believed that the womb deserves to be deeply nourished, gently supported, and lovingly held through every phase of pregnancy and beyond. This tea was created to do just that — offering both ancient herbal wisdom and modern care for the birthing body.
 
This blend is designed to nourish and tone the uterus, support healthy circulation, and provide vital minerals and plant-based nutrients that are especially supportive during the second and third trimesters of pregnancy, as well as during the postpartum period when the body is replenishing and rebuilding.
 
Each jar is made to order, Reiki-infused, and prepared with intention to support strength, softness, and womb-centered wellness.
 
What’s Inside
A loose-leaf blend of organically grown, pregnancy-supportive herbs:
• Red Raspberry Leaf – traditional uterine tonic
• Nettles – mineral-rich blood and womb nourishment
• Alfalfa – gentle nutritive and vitamin support
• Chamomile – calming, digestive, and nervous system support
• Red Clover – traditional nutritive and lymphatic tonic
• Rose Hips – vitamin C and gentle immune support
• Oatstraw – deep nervous system and mineral nourishment
These herbs have been used by midwives and herbalists for generations to strengthen the womb, support circulation, and provide steady, whole-plant nutrition during pregnancy and postpartum recovery.
 
How It’s Offered
• Made fresh to order
• Reiki-infused
• Packaged in a large glass jar with a bamboo lid to preserve freshness
• Enough for approximately one month of daily tea
 
Available as:
• Loose-leaf
• 30 biodegradable tea bags
 
A Note on Herbal Safety
This blend is formulated for second and third trimester use and postpartum care. If you are in early pregnancy, have high-risk factors, or are unsure of your stage of pregnancy, please consult your midwife, herbalist, or healthcare provider before use.
These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.
Herbs and herbal medicine have been used for centuries across cultures and traditions. Because herbs are not regulated by the FDA, please consult a qualified healthcare provider if you have a medical condition or are taking medications.