Breastfeeding Tea

Mama, need a lactation tea to help increase breast milk for your little lump of sugar? 

Our lactation tea to increase milk supply is made with 100% organic herbs. With a blend of proven galactalogues, herbs like fennel seed and fenugreek help ensure your breasts overfloweth within hours of use. Rich in vital nutrients, this powerful breastfeeding tea may also help with colicky babies and alleviate digestive complaints in newborns, such as gas and indigestion.

Unlike manufactured tea bags, our herbal lactation tea to help increase breast milk contains whole, loose-leaf herbs that preserve the medicinal properties of each plant. Drink up, so you can pump out!

Size: 4 oz resealable bag (Net Wt. 4 oz/113g)

• Lactation tea made with 100% organic herbs
• Helps with colicky and gassy babies
• Drinking an herbal breastfeeding tea to increase milk supply is known to increase milk flow just by relaxing and sipping
• Herbs in all our pregnancy teas are selected from the finest harvests of each year, and sifted by hand for quality
• Loose-leaf tea preserves the integrity of each plant
• Delicious hot or chilled

Add a teaspoon of breastfeeding tea to every cup of hot water. Allow to steep for 1-2 minutes, depending on how strong you like your herbal tea. For best results, drink this tea 3-4 times a day to help increase breast milk.

Tips:

• Use with a tea strainer spoon
• For a stronger brew, steep longer. Note that a longer steep may result in a mouth-puckering bitter brew (but hey, maybe that’s the way you like it!).
• For best results, drink 3-4 times a day. Regularity is everything when it comes to increasing your breast milk supply!  
• Looking for more lactation products to support your breastfeeding care? Try our Nipstick Nipple Cream
• NOT FOR USE DURING PREGNANCY. Many galactagogue herbs are not recommended for use during pregnancy in greater than culinary amounts.*

Fenugreek Seed*, Fennel Seed*, Red Raspberry Leaf*, Blessed Thistle, Orange Peel*, Stinging Nettle Leaf*, Spearmint Leaf*, Caraway Seed*, Alfalfa Leaf*

*Certified Organic Ingredients

How long does a bag last if you are drinking one cup 3-4 times daily?

Great question! Typically, one ounce will make 10-15 six-ounce cups of tea, depending on how strong you like it. The volume of an ounce of dry tea leaves can vary quite a bit, though. Some of the ingredients are light and fluffy, while others are dense.

Is this fenugreek tea gluten-free?

Yes, as stated on our labels, our teas are gluten-free.

What do I put the tea leaves in when I brew it?

You may use our tea ball infuser, to hold the leaves or put them loose in the pot, then pour through a strainer.

How big is a teacup?

A teacup is considered to be 6 fluid ounces, like a coffee cup. So when we say to use 1 tsp. of leaves per cup, if your cup is 8 ounces, you may need to use a bit more leaves to get a full-strength cup

How much tea do I use to make a pot?

Depends on your pot. To measure your pot, fill it almost full with water (leave enough room for an infuser with tea leaves) and pour the contents into a large measuring cup. Divide the number of ounces by 6. This will tell you how many cups your pot holds. Use one teaspoon of leaves per cup. Some like to throw in an extra teaspoon "for the pot." Try it both ways and see what you think. It's a personal preference. The proper amount to use per cup will vary from tea to tea and to your own taste.

What's the difference between a tea kettle and a teapot?

Use a kettle to boil water and a teapot to brew tea.

How long do I steep (or brew) the tea?

This can vary significantly from tea to tea, but there are rules of thumb. Our herbal teas need 5-10 minutes, and they generally don't get bitter, so you can let them brew as long as you like. In general, finely cut teas, whether black, green, or herbal, require shorter brewing times than large leaf teas.

Is this breastfeeding tea caffeine free? I have a caffeine allergy and want to make sure before I purchase your tea to help my ever so decreasing milk supply.

Great question! All of our teas are caffeine-free. :) We know maintaining your breast milk supply can be a struggle at times and can't wait for you to try our lactation tea to help increase your breastmilk! Keep in mind it is meant to be sipped/drank while keeping up on your breastfeeding or pumping routine.